Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)
- Class of 1923
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' 'g 'Q Tb I A137 Foreword ITH all due apologx for what max or max not be l 1ncluded here1n xxe the Class of 1922 subm1t ff 'ix 3 thls TATLER as a flttlHg testlmomal of xxhat has l made the four xears of our H1gh School career the happ1est tlme through xxh1ch xxe haxe exer passed We sorroxxs of ourselves 1n part1cular and of the xx hole school 1n general Ins1gn1flcant though It mav be the productlon of th1s annual xxould have been 1mposs1ble w1thout the untlrmg counsel and a1d of our facultx adv1ser Mrs Hart If there be anx semblance of merlt 1n th1Q work xxe owe It to her careful superx1s1on It 13 our fondest hope that thls publlcatlon max share xx 1th lts readers a portlon of that 1nsp1rat1on xvh1ch has made th1s work a source of 1nfin1te pleasure to the members of the TATLER Board D 4 1 , , , . . L V K Ll L L N X' . 'KJ X' nf . ' K . . , 2 p AJ . . . ' . P? cl f . l L l Y . ' v v c . L . have endeavored to include the happenings, events, joys, and Y 1 . . . , . W , . t , . . n 7 nl a 1 , . . . . r PROF G C MAURER Supermtendent of Schools 6 Presldent of Board of Educatlon LURA B KEAN Prmclpal of Hlgh School J. J. KEISTER 7 L A WOODARD Clerk of Board of Educatlfu I W HOOKL X71C6 Pres1dent of Board of Educat1on Y, .V A S 316 Riffs FACULTY LLRA B KEAx Prlnclpal VS ooster College BLAINCHE BLOONIBERG 1 rench W ooster College OLIVE Bow ERS SCIENCE Geometrx Wooster Collegze CHRISTY CHISIIoLwI Bookkeepmg I errIS lIIStItute Arlthmftm MILDRED CLARK Algebra HIStorx Wooster College NIARTHA E CONIPTON Algebra EIIgl1Sh LOUISE DALRYMPLE Engl1Sh Geometrx VS ooster College ELLA FRAINK Latm VN ooster Colltgc ETTA P GROSS 1thm6llC IndIana Trl State Normxl Stenographx Ar ZILLAH Pococlc Enghsh SCISHCQ XX oo ter College ABBLH SCHAEPER Home Econom1cS LUIXQI Itx of IlllIlO15 GERTRUDE QYME Phxwcal Trammg CIXICS Oberlm College XRI I TT I W XRRFN I atm VS oostu College Lmxerslty of 'lllchlgan Q C CHURCHILL Hlgtflfl Debate Ohm Wesleyan H Nl DOYLE AgrIcultu re A W KITTINGER Manual Trammg W I MACHNVART ISICS Geometrw Nluskmgum College ILI W MCC LURE Coach Chemlstly Ohlo State Un1verS1ty JOHIN IMCSVVEENEY IR MRS MART DIxHAwI HART HIStorx Commerclal Geogr EnglISh Ohlo WeSlew an PennS3 lxama Qtate MARY E lWlLT7 H1St0T5' Enghsh CIIICS WelleSley College KATHERINE MCCLRDI Engl1Sh Algebra WooSter College Economlcs VN ooster College L T PLATT Cr1t1c Teachel DePauw Umverslty W L FREDERICK NIUSIC, NI1amI Umversxty aphy l . . . , . , 1 ' V 7 , , . . , 1 W . 4 Ly I V L I ' I y t v - ' 7 ' I . 1 I J A, . , I ,, , f , , 3 ' Y 7 D H A ' I ' h- .- ' I rl, I . . 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Henry Critchfield BIARJORIE AMES Classlcal Course Browmng' Llterary 1 2 3 Presl nt3 Senl1so4 A A12 GA A 3 It IS always best to allow a woman to do as she llkes lf you can and It saves a good deal of bother ROBERT BIECHELE Scxentlfic Course Carthagmlan Llterary 1 2 Presldent 3 Senllso 4 Class Basketball 1 2 3 TATLER Board Dramatlcs 2 4 Jumor Semor Recep tlon Commxttee Exertxon s the least o my ldees ALEL IRENE BADGER Commerclal Course Browmng Llterary 1 2 3 Se-nl1so4 G A A Z 3 4 TATLER Board The cautlous seldom err JAMES E BOGNER SCl6Htlf:lC Course Carthageman Llterary 1 2 3 Senllso 4 A A 1 2 3 4 Jumor Semor Receptlon Commlttee Class Play Perslstency w1ll carry you anywhere lf you use enough of 1t 10 ' 3 1 v ' de , , . . , , . . . , 4. u ' , . . . U 9 . . . . . . J . , , U, ' . ' . 1 . 1 1 v 9 1 1 7 x ' ' la - v J ' u H ' ' r 1 r ' . I . 1 - ' ' 1 v J ' ca - rv ' Y 1 Y 1 ' - v 1 x x ' , . -I . . . V ' s ' !Y BESSIE PEARL BRL CE Commerelal Qoure BTOXXYIIIIZ., Lterary 1 7 3 Senllso 4 Baseball 1 Qulet talk he llketh bes' In a bower of gentle looks Waterlng Howers Ol rearllng books HEINRY CRITCHFIELD Stlentlflc Course farthaglman Ilterary 1 2 Presldent Senllso 4 Football S 4 Basketball 4 Captaln VN Assotlatwn 5 4 Pres1dent4 A A 1 7 3 4 Presldent 4 Class Basketballl 2 Captaln 3 Junlor Semor Banquet Commlttee Class Pm and Rmg Commlttee Class Constxtutlon Commxt ee 3 Dramatlcs J French Club H S Quartet 1 Athletlc Representatne 3 Senlor Class Presldent Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef of TATLLR He had two faults or maybe three Xet what remead A soclal honest man want we X OLAINDA CHROINISTER 'NI Ewen Tennessee 1 7 Qenllso Llterary Baseball And why may not I love Johnny And why may not Johnny loye me Or why may I not love Johnny As well as another bodyo CARL WILLIAM CROW mmercxal Course Carthagmlan Llterarx 1 9 nlso 4 -X A 4 W Assoc1at1on H S Football 'S 4 H1 Y 4 Only to look my nelghbor 1n the face full honestly from day to day -'Ind Ill not pray for gold 11 ' ' .. 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',', - . u , , ' ' v r , an ,- BEATRICE COLE Nhxed Course Blownmg Llteraryl 2 .3 Presxdent S n ISO 4 A A Z She must take her own falr form and way 11 he take am ROBFRT T EBFRT NIlX8d Course Carthaglnlan Llterary 1 2 3 Sen 0 4 A H1 On the tall of Perseverance hangs Success NORINE FLACK Homersvllle H S 1 Ossolean Llterary 7 3 Sen Vi hele women are the better thlngs are lmplled lf not spoken DONALD E1 EY Sufntlhn Lourse -Xshland H S 1 Cdrthaglman man A good name IN bc-ttnr than rlches IR ns N 5 . A. 1., 2, 3, 45 '-Y 4. hsoi.4gvgJhc,hesi1-3 '3! '4 51 Baseball li.. U L L, -5 - - if Seggfgsf, Qi A,xm.i' ' ' ESTHER IRExE PRAINKS Commercial Course I um Litexarx 1 7 n1so4AA1 C1-X-X5ClassPla I xucked I Is mighty wicked anyhow I can t help it AUL GRAHAM 'Nlixed Course A A 1 2 3 4 Carthagiman L1t erary 1 2 3 Senliso 4 High School Orchestra 2 4 H S Band To keep good company especially at our first EDAA MAE GAUT Mixed Course Browning., Literary 1 9 'S Senliso Strong, and content I travel the open road RUSSELL GREENBANK Scientific Course Excelsior Llterary 1 2 3 Sen liso 4 Baseball 3 -1 Class Basketball 1 2 Captain 1 W H S Hale Quartet Dramatlcs 4 ssociation A Z 3 4 Class stitution Committee 3 The very moonlight of his song In warm with smiles and blushes I 9 . . , I ' -' .:. Icllf ' -- j , Q., 3' Sel g..,2g .. y-1. U 's ,- is. 'ff ' ' ' ' '. 7 ' N . . P I A' . . . , ,., C, 5 ' ' ' - ' , -, ' 3 5 y S -1 , , 7 setting out, is the way to receive good impressions. Y . 4. . ' Y' ' , .., . g ' -15 G. A. A. 4. as , I x vy , . . . ' . . , V 9 - 9 H 5 , , 3, 4. 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H 1 HELEN RAL GLENN Classlcal Course Hellemc Llterary 1 2 3 Secre tary 3 Senllso 4 Class Basketball 3 4 Class Base b ll 3 4 Yale Team 3 4 All Star Baseball 3 Glee Club and Chorus 2 4 Les Hlboux de Nult Senlor Class Play W Assouatmn A A 1 2 A A 8 4 Hike No man works harder than I do I am not a moment ldle ERNEST HOPKINS Excelslor Llterary 1 2 3 Senllso 4 A A 1 2 3 4 Ag Soclety 1 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Secretary and Treasurer 3 Oh lt sets my heart a cllckm llke the tlckln of '1 When the frost IS on the punkm and the fodder ln the shock LAVONNE GRILL Classlcal Course Hellenxc Llterary 1 2 3 Presl nt 3 Senllso 4 A A 1 Class Pm Commlttee 3 Dramatlcs Z 4 Class Play Our soclal Joys ale more than fame HAROLD J A MES Vocatlonal Course Extelslor Llterary 1 2 3 Sen llso-1 A A 1 7 3 4 Agr1culturalSon1ety Art Edltor for TATIER The proper study of mankmml ls woman 70 . . .. , ,., - ,g 3 . . -, g .. - , 44 nv , , a 1 y :1 v ' v i , nl ' 'YI ! 1 ' . ' , - rr .' ' . . 4, ,' .. , . . , , G. . . , g ' s4. 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I' EUNICE HORTON C rlsle H S 1 2 Mlxed Course Senllso 4 A A She wears a rose m her han' At the twlllght s dreamy close ROBERT B JAMESON Classlcal Course Carthaglman Llterary 1 2 3 Presldent 3 Senllso 4 Class Treasurer 4 Stage Manager of Senlor Class Play Athletlc Edltor TATI1-:R H1Y Club 3 4 President 4 A A 1 2 'S W Assoclatxon 3 4 H S Baseball 2 3 Chalrman Junlor Decoratlng' Commlttee Record Reporter ' Class Track 3 4 BUSINESS Manager of H S Athletl s 4 Buslness Manager of Debate The faults of a superlor man are l1ke ecllpses of the sun and moon He has hls faults and all men see them he changes and all men look up to h1m ARLINE J OLLIFF A A 1 2 Basketballl Ossolean Llterary Senllso 4 I should lxke to l1ve whether I smlle or grleve Just to watch the happy llfe of my green thmg growmg WALTER J ONES Mlxed Course Mlllersburg H S 1 Phllalethean llterary 2 3 Senllso 4 A A 2 3 4 He who has fewest wants IS nearest to the gods 71 . v 9 . . 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' . 4 J 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1' 1 - 1. , ' 11 hu hm XIII DRLD IXUSTPR a Qual om Q imc exam Presl dent n1 o 4 Ba ketball -1 Bakelmall 3 4 l Stal Team 4 Blculc Hlke Chduman 4 Vllalklng as 4 Claw R1 presentatne 4 990C13.t1OI1 eg C u am OIUQ 9 es Hxlnoux de Xult 1 lllllwli fOH'lIl1lttCL IUIHOI Senlor Rcceptlon ' SLHIOI Claw Song Tw the songx Xou Klng ind the HI111lCK Xou H031 lhat makes thc sunshme everpxhele 3lEN KEAA Nhxed Course Agzrlgulture 1 Z 3 Lxcelslor Lmter And thou St Ben Qhall be VV11t ID my psaltel ILLMA BTARCELLINA KENYOIN NI1xLdCho1us Hellemc Lltelaryl 2 3 Qenllio IUHIOT Semor Banquet Lommlttee G A A Hoon no round and yellow Iooklngr from on hlgh Hou I love to See xou Sh1T1lTlL ln the Sln ALTER IXRAUSE ommuual Course Lclslox I ltex IIN uso-1 A H Qfheulea Q Iootlm 4 4lass Bas etbill l H S Baww 4 VK AHN0Lldt1OY11 Iun1oxSLn1mRucptlon om mlttee Ihl-. xx the man ill tdttcud and torn .al lu L n L1 mr ill fm 41 JJ Fl C Helll '- Lit ' 1, 2, 3, s'- ,1 HQSQIE 3 ' 3 .1-- I, gAl' Hilvx ra, 4g cg, A. lx. rz, 5 - 'V 5 W -' ' 3 Glu 'l b 1 Ch ' . 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IREINE KING Classlcal Course Hellemc l1te1-arg, 1 2 'S Pre 1 nt 5 Senlxso 4 A a s Baseball Dramatlcs 7 4 French Club Semor Class Plax Recordmg' Secretary 4 Jumor Semol Receptlon Commlttee Assoclate Edltor of TATLER Frlsky as a lambkm Busy as a bee Thats the kmd of llttle girl People llke to see GLEASOIN LIGGETT Nllxed Course Excelslor Llterary 1 9 Donna H 4 Agr1culturalSoc1ety 1 2 lxmd words he ever had for all He knew no base deslgn DOROTHH KISER Sclentlfic Course Hellemc L1terary 1 2 3 Presl nt S9HllQO 4 A A 1 2 A A '3 4 Music Nlerrlly merrlly shall I l1ve now Under the blossom that hangs on the bough WALTER LINT Frederlcksburg, H S 1 2 S Qenlxso Llterary 4 Fxecutlwe C0mmlttCQ 4 Class Plax Commlttee 1 Jramatlcs 4 Class Play 4 I warrant thou art a merrx fellow And carest for nothmg 7 l -1 l ' I 4. V 1 v ' 1 Sl' de fg ' g,.A. 1,23 G. A. A. 3,4gCl sg' 0. ' - . , . ' - 'Jr - -'- 1 v .'S ' S ' l 1 - ' ' - .1 ' ' ' l . ,Q ,V 1 A ' !? ' Y . ' . ' ' , -g . S., Donna, Texas, 35 Senliso 4g Class Play 43 A. A. 5 , ' ' ' , . u , - 9 1 ' YV b. . I . . , Y Y tw.- de g . g . . , QG. . 3 3. CK ' ' ' A 7 H ' ,- 1 . '. ' , . . . . , , ., . . , 1 ' 3 -A - S I . 5 . .. , ' Yvs .Q -NI IS-XTHERIINE LEOPOLD 5 lentlfi Cour e Hellenic Lltelarw 1 7 3 Se a 2 Senllso 4 Class Basketabll 1 7 A A A A A happy dlSp0S1tl0I1 llke dollars xxxll pax your xx many a tlmt DAVID WHITCOMB Loma INonpar1el Llterary 1 Phllaleth an Iltcraly 2 'S 4 nlso 5 A A 1 W Asso1at1on I klnd o like jest a loaferln 1o.1n VVhen the green ,qlts back ln the tlees FRANCES LIGGETT SC,l6Y'ltlf:lC Course W H S 1 9 4 Donna Hlcgh School Donna Texas 3 Broyynlng' Llteraryl 2 benhso 4 Cast thy blead upon the waters and thou snalt find lt after many days WILFRED MCNIUTT Nlxxad Course Phllalethlan LltCI3lX 1 7 3 S6lll1Q0 J. A5,r1culturalSoc1ety 1 9 'S Tleasurel 3 Class Play Busmess Manager 4 et mt llxe m a house by the ldv. of the loan And be a frlend to man 1 'C' ' C s . 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THELMA LIINT Fredericksburg H S 1 7 Nlixed Courae Sen uso Literary 4 Cass Song' G A A 4 Baseball 4 Them ez her glts Them QL waits win Them ez will km LOUIS MONG Scientific Course Fxcelsior Literary I Z 3 Sen liso 4 To mend your frocks and bake your bread You do not need a lady VIARGUI-:RITE MANGUES retary 2 Senlieo 4 A A 2 G A A 3 4 Baseball I 4 GIFIS Glee Club 4 It iq better to be small and shme Than to be large and cast a shadow WILLIAM MORRISON Scientific Course A A 1 2 3 4 Ex elsior Liter aryl 2 3 President 3 Senllso Literary 4 Presi dent H1 Y Club 3 4 Class President 3 Assistant Businew Manager TATIER Poems are made by fools like me But only God can make a Bill 70 I ' . . , L, 3. A ' ' .. . - ' ' ' g I . 5 '. . . 5 . . nl ' 4 17 7 ' , ' 5 ' ' Iv , . . . I . , , . , - .. , , u Commercial Course. Hellenic Literary 1, 2, 3, Sec- ' g I ' 3 . , ' 3 . . . , g ., , . . 4. I. L . , I? . ' ' . . . , , ., 5 c ' ' - v y v i 1 ' 5 ' '1 5 ' 5 - KK , , I ' -1 ' 71 DOROTHH MAINN Sclentlflc Course H llenlc I ite-ran 1 7 I Senl Thes al 0 serve who onlx stand and vsalt M MYERS Commerclal Course Carthagmlan Iltcralx 1 2 3 H1504 A A 1 7 3 4 Class I am content wlth what I haxe Llttle be xt or much MARY MARKLEY Sclentlfic Course Ossolean Llterarx 1 2 3 Soc retary 3 Senllso 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Class Tratk Captam 1 2 All Star Basketball 'S Dramatlcs 1 P 3 4 G1 l W Assoclatlon Presldent 4 C1rls Glee Club 4 Vlce Presldent A sunny dmsposmon wms mam a frlcnd GLEA N PARCELL Phllalethlan L1terars 1 9 3 Senllso 4 A A P 4 Agrxcultural Socletx 1 9 3 4 Inter class Tracl H S Track 4 H1 X 4 Debate Club 7 Pack up wour troubles m xour old ku bag And smlle smlle smlle 26 ' ' . 6 ' j ' , L, I g iso 45 G. A. A. 3, 4. f s . ' ' Q ' ' ' ' ,.' ' ' , . . v 1 . . . , , A . H, , Se l' 5 . . , L, I, g .. Play, ax ' , , ' ' 77 ' ' ' - v ' , . . ., 1 , , ., , v ' n f . , Y 1 v ' - - v v 'J y ' -' 3g Class Baseball 3g Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, , 3 1, S! U 77 ' ' , 5 ' Q If 5 Y , . H . . . v. V . ,, . , .., ' , . , . . . .., -1. 3 ,' , -, 3, 3 -' ' i 3, 45 . . 5 - ' : ' L, 31. 4- Y v 5. ' . V' . ,-. ,L . . ,, ' . , , , . VIARX GLADYS NIARS HALL Sclentlfic Course Ossolean Llterarx 1 7 3 Senll 1 A 3 4 NIus1c 2 3 Glee 4 Class Color 'llotto Flower Commlttee Jumor Senlor Banquet Commlttee So long as what mlgfht haxe been lsnt whx vvorrx wour head about lt CEDRIC PORTER Belle Center H S 1 Excelslor Ilterary Z 5 Sen 4 Class Track 4 I have loved three whole days together And am llke to love three more If It prove falr weather MILDRED MARSHALL Classlcal Course Ossolean Llterary 1 2 '3 Senllso Class Basketball 1 2 Track 2 A A 1 2 G A Teach me half the gladness that thy bram must know RALPH WILLIAM RAACH Phxlalethlan Llterary 1 Senllso 4 Classlcal Course A A 1 2 W Assoclatlon 4 H S Football 4 H S Basketball 4 Class Basketball 1 4 When duty whlspers low Thou must The youth rephes I can 7 A . ' I ' ' . 1 ' l' , 1.,f g ' 'sf 4gA.A.1.2gG.A. .-,'g. ' ,.g Club 9 N , A , ' ' 9 ' - H , ' , ' 1 , 7 ' Y . v v v ' 'Y ' ' K I . . .. . , , . , - liso 45 Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-President 43 H. S. Baseball 2, g 3, . K1 7 ' ' YY ' , ' , , . 3 '. 4: . 9 Q . - , 9 - A. . 3. KC ' li ' ' ' 3 '. 5 ' . g . li H ' ' . . . . , , , . . , . . 3 , . tl ' I U Y I ' n 1 Y! , . FLORENCE R. MCCONNELL Mixed Course. Ossolean Literary 1, 2. 3, Treasurer 2, President 35 Senliso 4, Vice President5 Class His- torian 2 A A 1 3 4 Pin and Ring Committee Constitution Comm1ttee Class Xlce President Dramatics 2 Class Play Committee Class Plat Prompter Debate 7 3 4 Captain Negative Team Class Oratoi A lovelier flower on earth was nexer sown WALTER R HODES A A 1 2 3 4 Philalethian Literary 1 2 3 Presi dent 3 Senliso 4 Junior Senior Reception Commit tee, Class Treasurer 3 Business Manager TAT1 FR Class Play Athletic Representative 4 A mind of your own is worth foul of those of your friends ESTHER MCMASTER Commercial Course Ossolean Literary 1 2 3 Sen liso 4 Dramatics 4 Glee Club 2 4 Class Baseball A A 1 2 G A A '3 4 Stenographer TATLER So fair so sweet withal so sensitive EARL URELMA RUSSELL Commercial Course Philalethian Literary 1 7 5 President 3 SGHIISO 4 A A 1 7 3 4 Vice Presl dent '3 VV Assoclatlon 2 3 4 Vice President 5 Football 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Basketball 4 Captain aseball 7 n B sketball 1 Captain P Clas rank 'Hens thoughts are much 3LLOIdlI1j.l' to thei intlinations N -9 - A - , -. : : 5 .. .,, 4 : v 5 iv . . - ' v - I 7 Y ' ! 1 A I 'L ' rf -v v . 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WIARY 'VICNUTT llege Preparatory Course A A 1 2 G A A 4 Ossolean Llterary 1 7 'S Presldent 3 benllso Dramatlcs 2 4 Flee Club 4 Secretary 4 Track Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 4 W Assoclatlon Les Hlboux de Nult And graver than her wondermg peers SAM TAGGART Sclentlfic Course Phllalethlan Llterary 1 SQHIISO 4 A A 3 4 Class Play Each man IS a hero and an oracle to somebody ALTA MORROW Commerclal Course Hellemc Llteraryl 2 3 Sen llso 4 Baseball Punctuallty IS the first rung on the ladder of success CECIL VAUGHN Blg Pralrle 1 Phllalethlan Llterary 2 3 Senllso 4 He IS happlest of whom the world says least good or bad 39 Al A Co ' . . . . , 3 , . .f?, 9 ' , L, - 1 9 ' 4: -. 9 1 Q 2 2: . . H YI ' ' . 1 v ' v 1 ' r 1 as ' ' u With wisdom far beyond her years ' ' !! . . , . . . , 2, 33 g . . . , 9 . H ' I! I - . I v r ' 3 3. KK ' ' Y! . . . 5 . . . ' g . . U . . V ' 7 ,, KATHRYN J MOWERX Nllxed Course Ossolean L1terarx 1 9 Senllso -X 3 4 Glee Clu at do vue llxe f0l 1f1t lS nr to nl l dlfficult for eafh oth 1 JOHN WILE x11X9d Course Phllalethlan L1terars 1 2 'S Sen hso 4 Presldent 4 Vlce Presldent Senxor Class French Club 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 H1 Y 4 If anyone wronged hlm or treated hxm 1ll Why John was good natuled and socxable stlll FLORENCE PAINTER Classlcal Course Ossolean Llterarx 1 P 5 hte esldent 3 Senllso 4 A A 1 2 f Basketball 1 9 Dramatlcs 3 Class Correspondlng, ecretary 3 French Club 4 Debate 'leam 4 He llveth long who l1veth well ALEXANDER WILSOIN Phllalethlan L1terarx 1 P S 1180 4 A A Blessed lb the man who haxlng. nothlnp, to say dlJStdlllS flom glklllf., vsoldx uldentn of the fact J v 7 . . U' , -, 31 ' 43 G...A.2,.,g b-4. VVh ' ' ' ' o 1 :ke life ess ' . ,,.0vr . . . . v K . 1 . u , , . , - 1 5 --'S 'S r 1 :Q ' - H . - . . Y y . ' ' Y! , - . , . ' ' V A ' . 7'. ' 1 7 '7 ' Y Pr 5 5 . . , 'g S. A. A. 3, 45 . ' ' . ' ,. 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A Y' .A , . o ELEAINOR PROSSER Classlcal Course Ossolean Llterary 1 7 3 Senllso -X 3 4 Basket 'J ar vard Team 3 4 Captaln 3 Baseball 3 4 Captam 3 All Star Team 3 4 Hxke Chalrman 4 W Assocxa tlon Glee Club2 4 Presldent 4 Dramat1cs4 Junlor Senlor Receptlon Commlttee Class Pm Commlttee Irench Club Constltutxon Commlttee 3 Ilterary Edl 01 of TATIER e wanted to learn ever thmg on earth there was to learn She d ast more plaguy questlons 1n a mortal mlnute here Than any grandpap ln Paradlse could answer ln a year Sclentlflc Course Ossolean Llteraryl 2 3 Treasurer nl1so 4 G A A reat works are performed not by strength but by perseverance LYDIA BELLE RHEIN Cornmerclal Course Ossolean Lxterary 1 2 3 Senllso When xou are good to others xou are best to vourself MYRTLE ROSS Class1cal Course Ossolean Llterary 1 2 3 SCUIISO 4 A A 1 2 G A A 3 4 Presldent 4 Class Basketball 3 4 Harvard Team 3 4 Class Baseball 3 4 All Star Team 3 4 Captaln 3 Track 2 French Club Pm and Rmg Commlttee W Assoclatxon Afoot and llght hearted I take the open road Healthv free the world before me 31 45 A. A. 1,23 G. A.-.., g ball 1, -,,4g H - 1 y . . ' . 7 V'.v by H D i ' 9 , , ' 5 ' 3 ' - t - . . ush , 1 ' y KATHLEEN REITZ 33 Se ' 9 . . . 1, 2, 3. I-G. f Y v -H ' ' . ' , -, ' Q ' 45 G. A. A. 3, 4. ' ' x S ' ' ' 'v 1 . 5 2. 5 I ', 9 , s - ' 7 7' . N H1 . Y I ! lWARIE SANDS Mixed Course. Ossolean Literary 1 2 3- Senliso 4' .A. .. ' .. . 'A voice gentle sweet and lou An excellent thing in xx oman ANNA SAL NDERS Mixed Course Hellenic Literary 1 7 3 Senliso 4 Chorus Z 3 A A 3 Glee Club 4 Operetta 4 The happiest heart that ever beat was in some quiet breast MARGARET E S H ERRED Commercial Course Ossolean Iiteraiy 1 2 en iso 4 G A A 2 3 To season my fireside with personal talk EDNA HELEN SMITH Commercial Course solean Iteiarx 1 HINO4 C A Gentle wolds quiet word-. are after all the most powerful molds dl G A 3, 4, A A 1, 2 C 1 - ' ' 5 i ' .A ' ' ' . . J ' ' , , 35 S l' 5 . . . , , 4. I am not one who much or oft delights -' . Oss X' .i ' j , 2, 35 Se ll' 3 1. . A. 1, 2, Ii, 4. FLOREIN CE TALBOT Nllxed Course Ossolean Llterary 1 2 Senllso Basketball 1 A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance DOROTHY A YOCUM Classlcal Course Ossolean Llterary 1 2 3 Secre tary 2 V1ce Presldent 3 Senhso 4 Secretary 4 Class Recordmg Secretary 3 A A 1 2 G A A 3 4 Class Play Purlty of mmd and conduct IS the first glory of woman GENEVIEVE ZAUGG Classlcal Course Ossolean Llterary 1 2 3 Senllso A A 1 7 G A A 3 4 Class Basketball 3 Captaln 4 Yale Team 3 4 Class Baseball 3 4 All Star Team 3 4 Jumor Senlor Receptlon Com mlttee French Club Correspondmg Seecretary 4 Organlzatlon Edxtor of TATLER Glrls W Asso Cl3t10U As one lamp llghts another nor grows less So nobleness enkmdleth nobleness CARL BILLMAN Smlthvllle 1 Canal Fulton 2 Mlxed Course Organwatlon Edltor of TATIER Glrls W Asso Soclety 4 I Jest gee haw the hosses and onhooks the swmgle tree Whare the hazel bushes tosses down thelr shadders over me 07 v 5 . . n . . 4 - ' ' Y 1' 7 Y H yy ' 1 r x ' 7 ! 7 3 , . . , ,, . . . 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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It xx as a dax 1n March The tudents of Woo tel Hlgh School had just passed out of the old aud1tor1um f1om the last chapel xxhlch xxould be held there Well Sald one of the 1ron posts xx hlch had helped support the ce1l1ng and 1nc1dentallx 1nterfered xx 1th the x1s1on of the puplls for many years I can hardlx bear the thought that th1s old bu1ld1ng IS go1ng to be torn doxxn and that xxe shall nex er see these boy s and g1rls any more Worst of all I regret that I can not rema1n unt1l the Class of 23 has left W H S That class has alxxaxs mterested me verx much It IS qulte an unusual class an unusual class Yes responded a second post enthusmstlcallx although there were tears IH 1tS XOICQ It surelx 1s Ot course they xxere green and self consclous at flrst but they soon got ox er that and 1n the1r Freshman year they shoxxed prom1s1ng SlgI1S that the Class of 23 xx as gomg to g1ve to W H S an unusuallx large number of line athletes and excellent students The first post took up the conxersat1on bx emphatlcallx remarkmg Oh and these favorable s1gns xx ere not deceptlve In ltS Sophomore year th1s class d1d send out sex eral good athletes to uphold the honor of the school as xx ell as a debater of xx hom the entxre class has a rlght to be proud Th1s xear too 1ts dramat1c Hblllty man1fested ltself 1n the two plays Three Pllls 1n a Bottle and Ne1ghbors by means of WhlCh 1 xvas posslble to buy nexx stage furmture They cont1nued to surpass all d1flicult1es and adx anced on the road to Fame the next xear lnterposed the second post In the1r thlrd year more athlet1c abllltx became ex1dent among the boys and the g1rls under the capable leaderslnp of MISS Sx me SLIFDFISGCI exerx one by the1r enthus 1asm and athlet1c proxxess The g1rls of 23 furnlshed flxe players for the famous Yale Harx ard Game What ft xxonderful class It IS and how glad I xx as xx hen thex xxere flnallx pe1m1tted to orgamze Yes agreed the other post they are a fine class and they proceeded even farther on the1r road to lfame IH the1r Sen1or xear The best men on the teams xxere Sen1ors YYhll9 the g1rls d1st1ngu1shed themselves by W1nn1ng the basketball champ1onsh1p for the second tlme Another de bater xxas g1xen and the ma1or1tx of the students are st1ll sh1n1ng 1n the1r stud1es It IS hard to tell to xx hat helghts of fame thex xx1ll not rlse befor: they leave good old W H S Let s g1xe three cheers for the Red and Whlte of 23 the best class that has ex er been IH W H S The posts 1mmed1atelv complled and as the echoes xx ere dylng away MISS Kean entered the aud1tor1um 1n companx xx 1th sex eral teachers and the posts at once became s1lent INIYRTLE Ross 30 v v ' -1 1 7 '1 1 ' - 1 . 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Y 1 v WHEN YOU RE SENIORS I essons are the softest Wren you re Semors bcoldmgs come the oftest When you re Semors Chr1sty's words are strongest love s hght glows the longest Yet wrong IS always wrongest When you re Semors Boys are always tlghtest When you re Semors In Llt they re always brlghtestq When you re Semors Though students are the keenest Cards come out the meanest And ne ks and ears are cleanest When you re Semors The sun shmes ever brlghtest When you re Semors The breezes whlsper llghtest When you re Semors Plam g rls are the fewest Thelr llttle hearts are truest Malden s eyes are bluest When you re Semors Orators are the grandest When you re Semors Officers are the blandest When you re Semors Chapel lectures are the dryest, Ifear of tlunkmg ever mghest, Dues are always hlghest, When you re Semors D s make you the bluest, When you re Semors And A s they are the fewest When you re Semors MOODSh1He IS the clearest, But by no means the dearest Yet It always acts the queerest, Captured notes make you saddest When you re Semors Frlday P M makes you gladdest When you re Semors Boys heads are the thxckest, At bluffing you re the sllckest Dates are made the quxckest, When vou re Semors Clrls are always sweetest When you re Semors Boys are always fleetest When you re Semors Everyone s the proudest Study room IS loundest, Officers are the grandest Tho electxons are the darndest When vou re Semors FLORENCE PAINTER IR:-:NE KING . . ' . , I y . . V Y I o ' . 1 v , . Y , . l Y v, . , . . , . , 7 v ' , ' , . , . . , . , ' Y l , - , - Y . . 7 Y c' K , ' ' . When you're Seniors. L' , 7 , . , . , . . . Z , . ,' 9 . . , . 1 Y . , . 9 , - , - 7. 1 , . Y , . Y . 1 . I Y , . UU CLASS PROPHECY ITIIIS document IS to be placed ln the cornerstone of the New Hlgh School bulldlng whlch ns bemg ere ted m thls year mneteen hundred slxty three at New Wooster Arrzona We the urvrvors of the class whlch graduated from the Hlgh School at Wooster 0hl0 forty years ago hope that the commg generatlons may proit by our xllustrlous example 1 June 8 1963 New Wooster Arlzona To the future generatxons On th1s the fortleth annlversary of our graduatlon as I look back to that wonderful evenlng when we recelved our dlplomas I wonder at man s lgnorance of the future How surprlsed we would have been lf we had reahzed what was awaltmg us at the turn of the road And now ln order that our poster1ty may know the adventures of the former class of 1923 or rather the 1nd1v1dual members I was asked by the permanent c1ty manager of New Wooster Arlzona the Hon Florence McConnell to wr1te an account of them As for myself I have become a verltable globe trotter and I am ashamed to say never knew what happened to my former classmates unt1l as I was travel1ng through Arxzona I suddenly ran across a llttle town called New Wooster The name naturally attracted me and I declded to stay over nlght at the l1ttle hotel The clerk had the oddest famlhar look but I thought nothmg of lt I went to my room and started to wrlte a letter when on the statnonery the name of the proprletor caught my eye It was Robert Ebert I rushed back to the desk and asked h1m why he country He explalned that a large part of our class had turned radxcals wlth MISS Metz as Fllig leader They had rebelled agamst the mess the workmen were makmg 1n tearlng down the old bu1ld1ng and consequently had mxgrated to Arxzona where they would not be compelled to see It so mercllessly destroyed They had estabhshed the town New Wooster wxth Mlss Metzs favorlte commlsslon manager plan Pat McConnell had always been the manager and the four Walters the rest of the commlsslon Bob suggested that he call hlS llmousme to take me through the c1ty to see my old frlends but I told h1m I could probably see more whlle walklng The first thlng that attracted my eye as I went down the steps of the hotel was the llbrary across the street I wondered lf I would find Genevleve there followlng her 1ntent1on of becommg a llbrarlan Sure enough she was there among her books brlght and chlpper as ever and rlght glad I was to see her for ln splte of the confimng work of the hbrary she had managed to keep ln touch w1th many of our wanderlng classmates Elleen Kelster was leadmg lady 1n Broadways latest vaudev1lle success The Red Head Wlth Carl Blllman playlng opposlte her Russell Green bank had sung h1s way to fame by a four hundred nlght run 1n New York as D1ck St John ln In Old Loulslana Myrtle Ross feehng that one 37 7 7 7 . l 7 7 , . . , . . . , . . . , 7 ' 9 I 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 9 . ' r 9 7 7 7 1 1 . ' 7 7 7 7 A . 7 . ' hadn't made himself known, and how he ever came into this part of the ' 7 y , . . . , ' . ' 7 ' ' ' - ll 77 7 7 ' , . 7 , . 7 7 7 7 . . . . , . , H - ,, .... - , . ' v . . ,, . . ,, . . . , language xxas not enough for her unrulx tongue besldes becomlng xerx adept at Chmese Ital1an Russ1an Spamsh Greek and German to sax nothmg of smatterlngs of about ten othels had brushed up her H1gh School French as xx ell and xx as emplox ed as oftlclal xx r1ter of blllets doux for the lgnorant forelgners IH Chlcago Ralph Raach mlndful of the daxs vxhen he xx as the onlx box 1n the V1rg1l class had gone to Turkey to set up a real harem of h1s oxxn Henrx Crltchfield and Florence Palnter vxere both serx1ng as Unlted States Senators and the latest report was that they had undertaken the management of a fillbuster each of therr domg a great deal of the talkmg themselx es Genexleve expressed her regret that Mlss Clark could not be there to act as referee or tlmekeeper Marxorle Ames had 1ust marrled a vxealthx xx1doxx er and vxas go1ng around the world on her honeymoon xx hen she took such a l1k1ng to Afrlca that she IS stlll there huntmg gorlllas or some such xxxld anlmal Whatever happened to H1ppO Markley'7 I asked Oh she s st1ll IH old Wooster dr1v1ng a Ford taxl for Fred Moran As she saw me glarcxng over the books on a certam shelf Genevleve remarked Those books xx ere vxrltten by our class representatlves 1n the llterary wolld Both Ted Porter and Harold James dec1ded to scratch up some relat1onsh1p betxx een them and the authors Gene Stratton Porter and Henry James and they leaped 1nto fame partly on the reputatlons ot thelr 1llustr1ous COUSIHS The llbrary bu1ld1ng xx as one of the most unlque I have ever entered It was a clrcular structure xx 1th the mam l1brary 1n the center then a l1ttle hallway and on the outslde office rooms As we passed down the hallway and looked through the llttle wlndows 1n the doors xxe could see the busy occupants In one room sat Cecll Vaughn the tovxn archltect wlth h1s elderly but falthful stenographer Alto Morrow The next fexv rooms xxere the offices of the four Walters but onlx three of them were 1n slght On 1nqu1r1ng for Walter Rhodes Genevleve told me that thls was the hour whlch he spent at h1s factory the Long Rhodes Tlre Corporatlon We proceeded and IH the next room sat a xx hlte halred lady mdustrlously hammerlng a typevxrlter When l d1d not recognlze her I was told that It was Helen Glenn translating Colerldge s B1ograph1a L1terar1a 1nto Latln She had grovxn so t1red of seelng so many Latln vxords strewed through It that she dec1ded to put It all 1nto one language I longed to go 1n and chat vx 1th her of the days xx hen xxe xx ere on the champlon basketball squad together but Genev1eve thought I had better not for she had IH truded once once and came out prettx much the xx orse for the encounter I urged Genevleve to leaxe the desk to her asslstant 1f she had one for a xxhlle and shoxx me the cltx Yes Lx d1a Belle IS mx asslstant and a xerx competent one she 1S oo As xxe xx ere go1ng out she mdlcated three plctures hangmg on the xxa Those are our famous mxentors and sclentlsts Sam Taggart Lexxxs Mong and John Wlle Thex ale str1x1ng 1n collaboratlon to dls cox er some method by xx hlch statlc can be entlrelx eradlcated IS v v ' ' 7 v , a ' K e . . . . 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I . v . ,, -1. 0 We xxere strolling doxxn the street xx hen a tap on a near by windoxx attracted our attention Genexieve nodded to the person sitting at the windoxx on which vxas printed in gilt letter DR LIGGETT Well xx hich Llggett became a doctor Why Frances she IS the most successful xx oman surgeon in Arizona that xx oman IH the xxlndoxx was Cecile Zaugg her excellent assistant Further doxxn the street xx as a huge sign reading ROYAL MILLINERY EVIPORIUM That is oxx ned by Irene Klng and Dorothy Kiser explained my com panion Irene says thev make enough hats in a week to last Brigham Youngs wives a year Irene and Dot married brothers bx the name of Rex making them so much the more regal Florence Talbot and Beatrice Cole have a dressmaklng establishment in connection with the Royal Mill as we call it Oh did anyone tell you about the famous string sextette it consists of Volanda Chronister Marion Manley Paul Graham Norine Flack and Wilfred McNutt But I object that s only five and all of them except Volanda used to play brass instruments Well you see they 1ust call themselves that because of the stringy candy they pass out after each performance As for the slxth member Ben Kean vxas supposed to play the bass drum but the verx first day W Listen' Do you hear the mumbling groaning noise? That s he taking his daily dozen dozen under the ground He has been try ing to get thin so that he C311 squeeze back through the rabbit hole to light again But how on earth can he live undez the earth without any food? That s simple for these forty years Peruna Jenkins has carried him his meals Dear me xxhos Peruna Jenkins? Id forgot that you didn t knoxv her bv that tltle A long time ago Kathryn Moxxrey got tired of her oxvn name and having xxaited long enough for someone else to change it she decided to change it herself now she shifts once a year Ben seems to th1nk she s a pretty good cook fox in spite of his violent exercises he can t get thin enough By the xxay whatever happened to Gladys Marshall? She and Paul Graham xvere going to be married but they couldnt decide on a day for the xx edding so she xxent to Paris xxhere she has a beauty parlol and a She interrupted herself There goes Rex Erne t Hopkins you know he married Eunlce Horton She taught English in our High School before she vxas married We re going to put up a new building and oh my' the selected bunch of teachers xxe have' Kate Leopold is the Latin teacher Dorothy Mann teaches the sciences and Hazel Badger and Allllle Jolllff preside over the Commercial Department What are those txxo beautiful bul1d1ngs across the street Genn1e'7 I asked 39 . V V. . . . V . V . . . Q 'fa cc , ' ' 1: , . ld V I . v 1 . I I , . , .. . , V . V. V V . . ,, . , . . 1 . ll ' Y Y ' Y ' Y! ' , V , . ,, . . 7 Y' L C 7 ' Y , . I V V V . V. V . . , . W 1 1 ' ' as 7 9 ' li ' , Y l 9 7 Y ' 97 IK ' ' 7 Y 1 ' ' ' ' S .' 9 were here he fell down a rabbit hole and could not climb out again. . . . . , . . , . . . . . ,, ' , ' , 77 ,, , . 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V V V I V V 9 7 It '- ' u f - n ,,' i V V The one tll1S wav IS the bank Robert B1echele IS 1tS presxdent The other IS Llggett s Department Store Gleason IS the owner and manager of a very prosperous buslness Here llttle boy I vsant a new spaper The urchln who was passlng yelllng at the top of h1s vo1ce New Wooster Record two cents stopped handed over the paper recelwed h1s two pennles and contlnued on h1S nolsy way Genevleve readmg New record for speed 1n ty pewr1t1ng Esther McMaster sets a new world record for speedy typevsrltlng Wlth 249 vsords a m1nute Anna Saunders IS chosen to be the new presldent of Tuskegee Inst1tute 1n Ala bama the first woman to be selected for that office 1n the hlstory of the school Elma Kenyon the World champlon marathon dancer has broken down and IS 1n Kansas trylng to regam her health On the syndlcate page IS a p1cture of the two super radlcals Margaret Sherred and Mlldred Marshall who are stump1ng the country ln favor of short sk1rts and bobbed halr The p1cture was taken by Edna Gaut the skllled photogra pher of the New York Tlmes The edltorlals were wrltten by Robert Jameson By the way spoke up Genevleve when we had fimshed readlng the paper I have a date wlth J lm Bogner th1s afternoon Now don t get excxted he s only the dentlst Here s the postohice Let s go 1n and ask Postmaster Purcell 1f there IS any mall for us To my great surprlse there was a letter for me and It was from Eleanor Prosser How d1d she know I was here Do you want to hear 1t I certamlv do but let s go over to Sam Myers Evergreens first and have somethmg to eat You aren t 1n tralnlng any more are you? We went and over a del1c1ous W H S Spec1al I read th1S letter Washmgton D C Feb 29 1963 Dear Mary I had a hunch or an 1nsp1rat1on that you were to be IH New Wooster Strange wasn t 1t'7 I ve been travellng about so much as Kathleen Reltz s companlon that I have not had t1me to Wrlte many letters Kathleen fell he1r to a cool mllllon and she has been travellng ever s1nce but I w11l soo11 be comlng to New Wooster to teach Physxcal Educatlon I hear that MISS Syme IS to be my asslstant and I can t understand why lt ISU t the other way around 1 Pross always was modest about her accompl1shments J Th1s last week I ve been away nearly every nlght Monday I went to see LaVonne Gr1ll play at the Emplre Theater She and Nazlmova are certamly rlvals The next mght Im gomg to confess that Im afrald Im b6C0m1Hg chlldlsh I went to the clrcus Im glad I d1d now for who should I see there but Carl Crow who walked the tlght rope and Shorty Lmt the fat lady She s almost as w1de as she IS long but st1ll that s not saylng much The other day I went up to V1S1t Dorothy, Yocum at the Whlte House She makes a lovely llttle Lady of the Land Later I went through Earl Russell s Bus1ness College H1s mstructors vs ere all classmates of 40 U . . . . . . . . , l . 1 ' ' , , 11 .1 , , 1 . 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' as 11 , - 1 7 1 ours Pess1e Bruce Marle Sands Irene Gelselman Marguerlte Mangues Russell Robxnson Edna Smlth and Esther Franks Im told that everx state 1n the Lmon IS represented at thls school and that Earl IS a second Roger Babson Pemember me to ex erx one xou see there ln bxexx Wooster Your old fr1end and classmate Eleanor Prosser I stood up sloxx lx and remarked xx ondermglx I d1dn t real1ze that a per son could hear about so manx old fr1ends 1n so short a tlme Between you and Eleanor Ixe heard from ex erx member 1n the class that I can thlnk Yo xou h xx ent obyected Fennx She s1lentlx led me to the vxmdovx and pomted to a small box of a house ln the mxddle of the square from xxhleh xxas oozlng a huge figure both tall and fat That s B1ll Morrlson He s our Herschel Smlth MARY MCNUTT 41 .I J .. , , . ,I .. 1-v ' 1 I I ' .. .K , , .. l . , ,e . , . v v ' v v x ' l t . . .. , - . . v ' - H ' ' ' V V7 Y. , Y ' ' ' 1. 7 of VV 44 , ' v v H ' , ' Y ,' , I ,l c , . I . . ' . . . , ' 'I -a 1 . 1 14 1 , I -1 . , . . 7, , ' 37 CLASS WILL We the class of 1923 of the Wooster H1gh School Countv of Wavne tate of Ohxo sa1d class belng of sound mmd do h616bX on thls sex enth day of June nmeteen hundred and twenty three make and publlsh th1S our last vull and testament herebx rex oklng all vs 111s heretofore made bs us SECTIOL I Item I To M1ss Kean ue bequeath a new Conklln fountaln pen to take the place of the one she has xx orn out tn 1th the xx r1t1ng of tardy and absence excuses Item II To the faculty ue bequeath the memorles of our perfect and ourlnumrhwtlecnauons Item III To the Junlor Class we bequeath our seats 1n the Study Hall and all the recollectlons connected thel ew 1th Item IV To the plesent Sophomore class we bequeath all our su perfluous knowledge of Ol al Ellgllsh and Plane Geometry May the mem bers of th1s comlng Junlor Class undelstand Caesar s Galllc Wars and hovu he urged them thru the effolts of MISS Warl en Item V To the Freshmen we extend our heart felt sy mpathy for thelr comlng trlals and temptatlons especlally cuttlng classes and the teacher Item VI To our lastlng frlends Mr Ex ans and Mr Smlth we be queath all the necesasu st1 ength tlme and effort requlred to repalr our desks especlallx the ones whlch haxe a hablt of falllng to the floor when unexpected pressure IS exerted thereupon SECTION II Item I LaVonne Grlll doth bequeath to the Junlor guls who haxe bobbed halr the art of uslng curhng tongs heated over a small lamp Item II Unto Sk1IlI'lX Ross Red Crow doth bequeath several ounces of h1s leanness Item III VI 1ll1am IXIOIIISOH xulls to D3.Xlil Helm a feu feet of h1S stature Item IV The Sen1o1 Xllgll class xulls all the pure bled steeds used durmg the past X631 to the plesent Jun1o1 Latln class 'Slay the members use them chscxeetlx Item V Ralph Raach doth herebx bequeath the sole honor of belng 1 7 l 9 .1 ,, 3 7 I vw 7 ! VV ! Y. , , V . ,. v l 7 Y. 7 . I .T 7 U T- ' X v ' 7 . ' v y - . . . q , . Y l Y 7 . . . L . y . , . results. May they always remember the maxim, Experience is a dear 77 - . . 7 . - v 7 7 , . J v . 7 . . ' - . . . Q 7 7 , ' Uv , - ,. . v. v. . 7 . - 2 the only boy 1n the V1rg1l class to B111 Starn May he conduct h1mself Wlth dlgmty Item VI Dutch Krause and Elma Kenyon w1ll twenty five dollars as a yearly salary for MISS Chlsholm who has served as a postmlstress for them ln the past Item VII To Gertrude Rees Geneuewe Zaugg doth bequeath her spltcurl Item VIII The Semor class doth bequeath to Mlss Clark the funds w1th whlch to purchase a new ruler Item IX The Senlor Glrls basketball team doth bequeath the honor of bemg the Champs for the past two years to the class deservmg of the t1t e Item X Mxldred Marshall and Katharlne Leopold w11l thelr e huberance to anyone IH need of It Item XI Volanda Chron1ster doth bequeath to Ahce Radebaugh a goodly portlon of her qulckness Item XII E1leen Ke1ster doth leave behlnd as a beacon to llght the Item XIII Florence McConnell and Florence Palnter will their ora torlcal ab1l1ty to Keneth Oldman Item XIV The Senlor Class doth bequeath to Robert Wagoner the power of l1ft1ng h1s feet as he sallles down the Study Hall Item XV Thelma Llnt w1lls a portlon of her Wlt and glggles to Har r1et HUtCh1HS Item XVI Irene Kmg w1lls to Mary McLaughl1n her knowledge of French grammar Item XVII Francls Llggett doth bequeath her A 1n deportment to Fat Llppert Item XVIII Walter Jones doth bequeath h1s passlon for all day suck ers to Davld Dlckason Item XIX Chlp Blechele w1lls the formula for bandollne to Sandy Lehman Item XX Robert Ebert doth bequeath h1s love of poetry to Fat Glas gow Item XXI The Semor class w1lls unto the faculty and members of the Hxgh School the Joy of attendlng classes under a new reglme 1n the new bulldmg 43 ' 1 . R- . . . . xc path of the struggling Juniors the glow of her hair. Item XXII J1m Bogner does bequeath to Bob Halloran hls sklll m athletlcs In VVIIHGSS whereof we herebx set our hand and seal thxs seventh dax of June mneteen hundred and twentx three We hereby appomt as executors of our last w1ll and testament Jean Evans and Wesley Smlth fS1gnedD The Class of 1923 We as YVltI'19SSQS to th1s wlll of the above testators Slgnlng 1n the presence of each other on thls sex enth dau of June A D 1923 CS1gnedJ Seamore Garton Churchhlll Chrlsty Chlsholm Gertle Syme Per H Glenn 44 . H ,, . . . . v 7 Y . I . 9 v . y . 1 . ' Y . . ! Y . . . V. . . . v 1 . 7 v v . r ' - - I Q 1 UD'JhJ in-A-4.i..... 45 f 1 ' ' 45.4 4 -- .'.+ Jfxlil, - I A - I - . o f QP PY Q .O 'Q ' A l -' X 'E A FJ V' K - . . ' ' , H A36 -V OOD! -1 Y A A V V , W . 1 ' G... Q ' ' f A JUNIOR SILNIOR BANQUET On the evemng of Max 26 the Junlol Class of XX H S succeeded 1n domg that whlch has been the a1m of ex ery Junlor class smce the hlstory of the Hlgh school the surpasslng of all previous efforts to gne the Sen 1or Class a royal good tlme Kauke Hall vsas a bla7e of Scarlet and NN h1te and Purple and 'NK hlte and beneath thls bla7e the lespectlxe owners of these colors burled the hatchet and enyoy ed themselves to the utmost ers of the evemng The PI'9S1d6IltS of the Jumor and SGHIOI classes the members of the Board of Educatlon and Mr 'Nlaurex gaxe sholt toasts and these were followed by a dlsplay of some of the school s best talent Games and muslc followed and so delightful dld these proye that It was wlth great reluctance that the Semols finally bade thelr hosts good nlght To the Presldent of the JLIYIIOI' class to the commlttees IH charge and mdeed to the whole class of 1924 are extended the heartlest thanks of the Senlor class for g1x1ng them the most enj ox able soclal tlme of the year -lb uv , . ' l Y- . I , . 3 . A . S . v u . . V H g v Mr. Churchill acted as toastmaster and skillfully introduced the speak- ' , . 1 ' f ' ' 1 ' v v 1 l ' , Y - Y . . , . . , y , . . 7. . I . . . COME OUT OF PHE KITCHEN A E THOMAS SYNOPSIS Ol QENIOR CLAQS PLAX The Dangelfleld chlldren belonglng to an allstocratlc Southern fam 1lx find themselx es ln flnantlal embarrassment due to the draln on the pocketbook caused by the11 fathers long lllness and convalescent tr1p abroad Onlx one means of 1a1s1ng monex offers ltself that of rentlng thelr home to a Xankee Burton Crane fo1 the fabulous sum of five thous and dollars Ol1x1a the charmlng and beautlful daughter overrules the ob1ect1ons of the others so thex ag1 ee to let the 1ntruder have the house But comphcatlons arlse xx hen the famllx laxvx er Weeks comes saylng that refused to come because of the dlstante from their home Washlngton Despa1r selzes the famllx agaln Ellzabeth Ill partlcular xxho IS the xxet blanket to all xentures complalnmg of then hard lot Ol1x1a aga1n hoxx ex er solx es the dlflicultx bx DIODOSIIIQ' that the four take the places of cook mald butler and errand box xx ho xx ere to haxe come In the mldst of the storm of protests and dlspleased oblectlons xx h1ch folloxx the car of Crane IS heard As no other alternatlxe 13 left thex all flx to put on approprlate costumes leaxlng VI eeks to xx eltome the nexx occupant of the stately old manslon Nhth Crane are guests C013 Falkene1 a charming glrl Mrs 44 L A' kv 41 L K V . . L , 1 I 1 Q l 9 ' s ' ' v Y ! h , . Lv 1 . . , ,, Y 1 the white servants which Burton Crane insisted upon in the lease have just V H v V s v 7' v , 1 tv tv 1 ' ' l ,,, Q v v ' . , v. Y L v , v v I Y. Nl 1 4 1 s 1 ' . o n 7 y , A 5 Falkener a soclety woman w1th asplratlons for her daughter and Solon Tucker her rather elderly brother who IS also Crane s attorney Mrs Falkener lnslsts upon mtervlewlng the servants at once She IS qulte favorably lmpressed wlth Smlthfield thlnks Brandlebury fCharlesD and Aramlnta fEl1zabethJ w1ll do but has doubts about the cook Jane Ellen C0l1v1aJ m whom Crane has taken an unusual lnterest Then the plot thlckens wlth the kltchen becomlng more and more attractlve to the male portlon of the party At varlous tlmes Jane Ellen has encounters wlth Weeks and Tucker and when Smlthfield bestows a surreptltlous klss on has slster Crane becomes enraged at the freedom with whlch the kltchen IS used The kitchen sees also several lndlgnatlon meetlngs of the wronged servants Ellzabeth complalnlng the loudest about her 1ll treatment at the hands of Mrs Falkener At another tlme the kitchen wltnesses the VlSlt of Mrs Falkener when the opemng of the cupboard reveals Amanda who couldn t reslst the ternptatlon of seemg her charge Ol1v1a and Lefferts who couldn t reslst the temptatlon of seemg Cora The kltchen walls hear the angry words of Mrs Falkener who dxsllkes Lefferts because he IS poor and her statement that they are golng home Soon after they leave Crane has occasion to dlscharge all of the servants but Jane Ellen who desplte her dlstractlng prettlness IS an excellent cook Thlngs go on unt1l Crane finally dlscovers that Jane Ellen Wlth her bewltchlng Irlsh brogue IS the famous 0l1v1a Dangerfield About thxs t1me he also dlscovers that he loves her and the play ends as the hero asks h1S cook to marry h1m PERSONNEL Ol1v1a Dangerfleld al1as Jane Ellen Dorothy Yocum Ellzabeth Dangerfleld allas Aramlnta Irene Klng Cora Falkener Her Daughter LaVonne Grlll Amanda Ollvla s Black Mammy Esther Franks Burton Crane From the North Gleason Llggett Thomas Lefferts Statlstlcal Poet Walter Rhodes Solon Tucker Crane s Attorney and Guest James Bogner Paul Dangerfield A1135 Smlthfield Sam Taggart Charles Dangerfield allas Brlndlebury Sam Myers Randolph Weeks Agent of the Dangerflelds Walter Llnt T1me The Present Place The Dangerfield manslon ln Vlfglnla Mxss Dalrymple and the commlttee put much thought on the selectlon of the play and everyone worked hard to perfect It Result a Success GENEVIEVE ZAUGG 48 , . . . . 3 ' 9 , . . ! 5 Y I Y I ' ! . Y , . . . . . 7 Y , . . . . . , . . . , ' 1 ' 1 9 , . 1 r , . , ' ....... ............ . , . ' ..................... . Mrs. Falkener, Tucker's sister ......................... . .Helen Glenn D .,, ........................ , ....................... , ..................... , , ...................... , .............. , ....................... , .................... , ............... , . : . Um X-KX 4 XgXTxX NVX I 1 X- J XS 49 50 Blakewaw Ralph Bucher James Conrad Vernon Culler Robert Flack Harry Fr1tz Carl Glmble Frltz Glasgow Kenneth Helm Dawld Hoffman Howard Hunt Alhson Jolhff Rolland Kaltuasser M1les K1nneV Arden Langell Jack Lehman Sanford L1ppert Carl Bradford Alleen Brlton Olga Bucher Blanch Coll1ns Emma Cummmgs Ma1 garet Dagar Al1ce Gracx Mary Hartman Trexa Helm Margaret Hunt Margaret Hutchms Harrlet Shamp Isabel Sllxer Lucllle Stautfer Ethel Jacot Emlly JUNIORS McKee George Moxxerx Dav1d Specht Mlles W1le Welker WIHBQ Harold Xoung Arthur Welsh Donald W1nkler John Xoder Robert Young Clarence Van N1man R05 Bvcler Rlchard Carson Merle Dunn Monroe Greenaxxald Hum llttenger Carl Klmber Florence Metcalf Evelyn NIcLaughl1n Mars Pamter Mmam R615 Gertrude Phe1n Mary Stuckex Edlth Young Paullne Bersch Bess1e Blachlex Esthel Bresson Ruth Br1denst1ne Mabelle Glasgow Cathel 1ne Greene Grace 1 Rutz Lohman Spangler Palph Walmer Ceorge WIISOH John L Newstetter Kenneth Plm Warren Stoll Robert Starn Elbert Sxugart Curt1s Wagoner Robert Jolllff Leo Fltzgerald Anthony Johnson Arthur Lemmon Paul Qaunders John Sxdle Karl Goodman Loulse Gulhford Helen Kaler Ellzabeth Kl1ne Sylvla Laper Martha Onesto Lucllle Radebaugh Allce Peudon Helen Plckabaugh Grace Rlckfzbaugh Lela Stallm Harel Slmms Vera Starr Ruth X , V V 5' v 7 Y 7 - w 1 ' v .Y1 A ' 1 N. 9 1 I 9 I 9 9 ' 1 ' ' ! 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C y , 4 1 I 1 r M Y 7 . 7 . . . . 7 ' 7 ' 7 V 1. 9 1 1 7 Y y 5 A HISTORY OF THE JUNIOR CLASS Honk' Honk' Honk' sounded a deep bass horn All aboard for the Realms of Hlgher Educatlon and Knowledge called Mlss Kean ln chorus wlth the other faculty members of the W H S In answer to the call a large number of l1ttle green Freshles ln the fall of the year 1920 clambered aboard a bxg green bus propelled then as now by means of much hard work and dlllgent study on the part of the puplls and prepared to leave Verdant Vlllage and travel over the rough and well nlgh lmpass able Engllsh hlghway toward the faraway Sophomore Inn A few such obstacles as Algebra H111 Lat1n Slnkhole and Exammatlon Detour were en countered 1n the course of the tr1p but these wlth a llttle added effort and precautlon were soon overcome and after about nlne months of tedlous toll we arrlved safely at Sophomore Inn After spendlng a dehghtful three months vacation at the Inn we re turned and took our place 1n the b1g bus whxch l1ke ourselves had by thls tlme lost conslderable of xts freshness and greenness The road between Sophomore Inn and Hotel J unlor was a steady upward cllmb all the way but our bus llke those of the classes that have gone before eventually made the grade and arr1ved at Hotel J unlor on schedule t1me The tlme spent at Hotel J un1or sped swlftly by and the months of Sep tember soon rolled around and we were agaln obllged to return to the old way over the tlmeworn old Enghsh trall through French Settlement over Algebra and Geometry mountaln ranges around Chemlstry Curve agaln thru Examlnatlon Pass and emerged from the struggle at Semor Summer Resort Durlng th1s Journey the class made a better showmg ln student act1v1t1es and even gave promlse of an lmprovement ln the comlng year On the last lap of th1s Journey our chaperons the faculty thlnkmg that we had by thls t1me recelved sufliclent education to assume a share of the respons1b1l1ty of carlng for ourselves allowed us the long coveted pr1v llege of organlzlng Accordlngly Elbert Starn along wlth the customary subordinates was put at the helm of our bus and we proceeded on as before Whlle stlll a few mlles out of Semor Summer Resort we had a blow out The mechanlcs d1d not grumble about changlng the txre nor d1d the members grumble about paylng for the new one On the contrary we J unlors reJo1ced and 1nv1ted the Semor class to share our blow out the Junlor Semor Receptlon The members present wlll llttle note nor long remember what IS sald here but they can nex er forget what was done there CURTIS SWIGART 52 ll . . . , . . . ,, . . ! ' ' u - H ' . D l 9 Y I . , . . , . . - , 1 9 ! ! , u n . , n - ! 9 I Y . , . , 7 7 , . . bus. Nevertheless we took up the work with a will, and slowly wended our . . . , , ! ! ! . l 7 9 D I . . . . . , . . - - 3 , , . , - - , I - l ,Y Y a ' .sun on E 5'fat6Q.,-f M f ' 40539 W ' O4 0'5 sy X , Qdvdbkav X vilvw' jp. . S:69 .Q ' ,W 8001? 39 X N . 'n 39g 3,996 5 ,Qs ROQSQ vm Q x vw X KW Q X 96ffQ68 ' Q QQ 6 eye A I A 0 I X I E E ,,aiim!52,, x ffif L QW Q, Qgtf 4 'ts O X f Q , 4 Qs f Xe, Y S59 Sf, xsw X 'I Q Q lsQ0 Q ' Q52 fi. s xg., xxfik 94 ...,........J 'I , ,sa 1 ', Y- 4 ' X- . k ,:xa.i?f , , . . . Sk 's Earl Palh1ser Nlx le Beeler Che ter Blake VS ax ne Flake Nathan Prenner Bradford Carleton Iohn Caxo Poger Clouse Paul CO116ll Don Cotterman Austen Cu111e D1ck QUIIX Daxlcl Dlckason Ray Dllxard Carl Exxmg Lan rence Frank Ph1l1p I rltz Harrx Garst Gall Altland Bess Baughman MZFIOH Becker Beatrlce Bertolette Nhldred Bell 'XI1ldred Blachlx Dorothx Blfxkexn '15 NI'11th1 Poyles Thelma Brenner llI'11Xllll Crandell Dorothx Crltchfleld Ehzabeth Curl Xhce Cal man Ruth Henshau Fdnfl lxex ser NI ux Lehman 'X lfglllla My ers ll aco Nix ers Ol1x1al INuelon Dons Pfrrcell I lorence Pocock SOPHOMORES Clarence Garx er Paul Gmter Stanley Could Ceorge Goop Wllllam Groth Wmchell Helm Randall Jameson Herbert Johnson Robert Lane Leo Lone Walter Metzler I obert McClure Thomas McCullough 'VIar1on McGrexx WIIQOH M1ller James New ell Wllllg Post Hou ard Reed Jeanette Rambo Esther Rlllle Arlme Shelley Dorothy Smlth Wlarle Suppes Donna VanIN1man Ruth Wagner Luc1lle Walter I4 thel Warner Catherlne Wertz Thelma W1ll1ams Dorothy Woodland Margaret Woodland Ex elx n Wolf L1 Opal Zaugg Leone Hart Lucy Smlth Maxme B1ll1ar Irma Blllman Dorothy Curtln Mabel D1ls ard 50 Albert Reese Loren Ross W1lbur Russell Oren Sheets Thomas Slmpson Cy r1l Starr McCoy Stew art Joseph Stoll Harry Svsartz Ellsvt orth Weary Earl We1kel Alfred Wolgamott Rlchard Wood Frankl1n Yoder Raymond Zlmmerman James Machu art Martha Dunn Cartherme Farrell Ruth Faud H1la Franks Al1ce Grosjean Ivy Hale Adelalde Henshaw Charlotte Jameson Gertrude Johnson Luc1lle Kelster Helen Kauffman 'Nlabel Klng Mary Kmg Grace Klser Georgm K1stler Lovena Lowrey Luc1lle McCan1el Meredlth McIlva1ne Gladxs M1ller Ruth M1ller J ' . j s ' . S V' .1 l 7 .V I I L, 1 In . . A K. C , L . . . , . , 1 .I . .I X . l Y A v . A ' A v Y . . Grace Armstrong Mearle Sperry Jennie Fetzer . ' I' ' l ' A . L, Y- V, ' .' c 'c ' G ' I1 ' z I Q , ' . - I ly L . I . . . . Dv 1 - x I 1 ' ' .Y l K c V v ry 'K U c , c lf he I 1 'r 4 K' .' , . V HISTORY OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OVERHEARD IN THE STUDY RooM Study Room Clock You know my dear frlend I have been watchmg the dlfferent students as they come ln and out of the Studv Room and I can safely say that I am most lnterested ln the Sophomore class Dlctlonary My but I m glad to have some one else agree wxth me for I ve always held that same op1n1on myself Clock Yes slr when they entered Hlgh School a year ago last Sep tember I could not help but feel that they would be a noble class I have not been dlsappolnted elther Dlctlonary Yes they are a studlous bunch Mlss Dalrymple never needs to ask any member of her Sophomore Engllsh classes to look up a new word whlch he finds for she can be sure he w1ll purely out of a deslre to know I know I ve been consulted hundreds of tlmes by Sophomores Clock That IS true I know for I have seen them do lt and they never waste much tlme 1n the study room elther Thls I know for they do not often spend perlods watchlng me and wlshlng that I would move my hands more qulckly They do however burden the postal servlce ln the Study Room but th1s IS not wastmg t1me It helps to develop them so clally Dlctlonary Yes and they are famous ln athletlcs too and were even so as Freshmen Last year they furnlshed one letter man for foot ball and one for track and thls year two fifths of the basketball team are Sophomores They have one man on the baseball team who has promlse of belng a Christy Matthewson The nucleus wlth whlch Coach w1ll work up next year s tearms Wll be largely composed of Sophomores Clock And thelr debate record IS not to be sneezed at elther Last year one member of 25 held a regular pos1t1on on the debate team and thls year 25 boasts of three promlnent debaters Dlctlonary Yes so It IS w1th Orchestra Band and Glrls Glee Club Each one supported by a goodly number of Sophomores Clock Nor should we forget the glrls basketball record elther This year the Sophs bowed onlv to the Semors and last year they furnlshed three members for the all star Yale Harvard teams Yep It s a great class And besldes Just then a key turned 1n the lock ln walked Mlss Clark who rang the 8 10 bell and the clock and the dlctlonary spoke no more L FRANK 56 N ' ' L 9 9 e 9 - 9 99 ' ' U 1 ' 1 . 9 ' ' 99 at ' ' - Q' 9 9 , . . . . ,, , . . . 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' 9 9 9 ' 7 o FRCQSH S 'N og.. 41, 1 Q00 J Q 52? 6 , ey Q x ' fp 7 N Mx 1 F, f 'W ki S5 U if me .521 5 4---HJ Cy fff f 7 ' 42 + Russell Bahl Vernon Blosser Frederlck Becker Alyln Brenneman Robert Brenner Bernard Bresson Donald Brown Clalk Bucher Leo Calalrla Paul Carter Rlchard Clark Robert Clark Donald Conrad August Crandall Cllflord Danner Poss Darr Pay mond DIX Pobert DIX Wlllard Dye Carl Ernst George Ernst Edlson Faber Culy er Fahr Hal old Gerberlch Harry Gerlach Louls Greenew ald Aqulla Greenw ell Louls Frosenbaugh Edmund Cruenke Mac Halderman Desmond Hallar-ln Walter Hlghman Helen Angert Ada Austen Treya Austen Margaret Palvhlser Puth Partell Margal et Bryan Luella Carson Helen Folk I axe Darr Poherta Plank Mabel Funk Vlrglnla Gano Esther Gerlg Ada Glasgow Pllzabeth Could l lances Grablel Florence Grablel Grace Grossman Bernlce Grotthouse Ellzabeth Hemperly Vlola Hensel Esther HOpk1HS Eleanor How ard FRESHMEN Leonard Hofacker Ralph Jolllff Poy Jolllff Poy Klng Walter Kllne Archle Kramer Stew art Lane Hey er LQYIH Elton Llmbacher P lrker Martln Donald McCuskey Wllllam McCuskey Pegal MGICF Cordon Powers Anthony Bartolomeo Polland Beylngton Walter Brennem ln Wesley Brown Frank Caprl I Harry W Conrad Hflrry Cook I' rederlck Plttler Phlllp Helm Wllllam Hoelzel Il Dean Hopklns Harry Howman Wllllam HUtCh1HS Wayne James Robert Kllgore Iohn Lawyer lrl Mayor Fred Moran Ruth Hurst Lols Johnson Mary Kaylor Helen Landls Marv Latona I llllan Lowe Edlth Martln Eyely n Martln Hllda McCoy Planche McCregor Aura McWhorter VlYg1H13 Melllnger Beulah Mow rer C w endolyn IhILl1I lX Donna Myers Euphemla Nesbltt I 'lrene Oyer Margaret Perrle NIettle Rheln Paullne Rlille Agnes Ross Genevleve Rowe 59 Elden Mow rer Edmond Sprlng James Carney Louls Falth kenneth Oldman Pey nolds Oy erbeck Frank C Plppltt Nlllo P Plasteler Flancls O Rauccl Harold Potts Way ne P61Ch Lewls Rhodes Paul Roblnson Flrlan Schatfter Crant Sheats Iohn Iunlor Sldle Amos Slgler Pollln Spade Howard Stauffer Herbert Strong W alter Sutton Charles H Taylor Donald Taylor James Tay lor Danlel Tlntsman P rank Vltallo Cllflord Varns Frederlck Unger Davld W1ll13mS Ellls Wlllour D3V1d V109 Young Howard Zook Ada Selb Ruth Sheets Josephlne Smythe Opal Sheppard I uth Snoddy Mabel Snure Dorothy Snyder Helen Sperry Blanche Stauffer Vlolet Stlock Hazel Swlnehart Katherlne Vaughn Matllda W ltaro Paullne Wagar Ianet Wllson 'Nlary Jane WIDGX Thelma Wlnger Kathleen Yocum Ruth Yoder Julla Yoder Julla Zarlengo Laura Woods 1, Y . 4 . L MY I K v. Y L LY A ' 7 . . . L t' ' Y v 4 ' ' ' L H' ' L L. S ' K . C L ' . ' ' L L . . J ' . -I 1 L .' L 'L ' ' - Q L Lctv ' 2 L' L . ' L Y , . I'. 1 7 Y f C . 1 ' . ,. K 1 7 v ' ' L ' l '1 K Y V' L L v 7 I L 1 L LI L I . l V 4 -L . ,rl . . . x C I' . L . 4 Y . . J J V ,l L 1 - L L ' . Y J Y . . v V 4' Y ' Y c. I L L . 4 ' 1 1 1 ' rc 4 ' . V . ,. ' A v I c c . ' I ' cl 'J J . - 7. - - - L Y . ' Y JC 1 L . . Y 7 THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF 26 Freshman' What thoughts do you conJu1e up when you see that word? Poor l1ttle th1ngs No lndeed we 16 not We re the plucklest bunch of good and angellc l1ttle bovs and g1rls you exer saw' Tho the upper clasmen may lgnore us we know that deep down ln thelr hearts they llke us-ew embody does how could they help 1t'7 C 'J Are we not among the foremost ID athletlcs glee clubs sc1apes and the ap proval of our teachers? What more could be Sald of a class? Let us now reveal to tell you some of our lengthy U1 but glorlous past On the 6th of September IH the y ear 1922 the Freshman class started to school wlth hearts flutterlng a l1ttle perhaps but braye for all that As was sald before thev seemed to fit lnto thelr places Cthls after certaln people had calmed down of course? and thlngs went smoothly They en tered lnto the splrlt of football wlth vsondrous whole heartedness and even gave one of thelr men to the team When the basketball season came around they played no small part ln the games Sufficlent proof of th1s hes in the fact that three Freshman glrls haxe been chosen for the grand final basket ball game Yale Harvard IH other wolds and one of ou1 boys IS on the Hlgh School team In closlng we ask you to keep an eye on the class of 26 and we are confident that you w1ll not be dlsappolnted IH us BETTY COULD 26 D0 1 v I n v Y . L t . u ' ' 11 - , 1, 1 ' . , . 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Sept Sept CALENDAR 5 School opens Oodles of Freshmen 7 Churchlll and Frederlck get acquamted wxth Daly and Frenchy Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Hne 8 Frenchy entertams' 9 Daly entertams 10 Plam old fashloned Sunday 11 Frenchy entertams' 12- Daly entertalnsl 13 Freshmen learn to throw pennles 18 Mr Maurer tells us or beg1ns to tell us that 3th18tlCS are but that we should study more Sept 20 Kate Leopold renews her old g1ggle Sept 22 Wooster H1 28 Applecreek H1 0 Sept 30 Jo Smythe has first h1gh school date w1th D1Ck Blxler Oct 4 F1re Preventlon day Oct 5 No school 1n afternoon County Fa1r Ben Kean enters Corn fed contest Oct 6-Dltto Oct 7 Wooster H1 12 All1ance H1 6 Oct 13 Wooster H1 27 Orrv1lle H1 2 Fresh meat C Wooster c c c 17 Smudge Ames has a b1rthday plays best game of year Coach goes to see State beat Wooster H1 and College Freshmen have scr1mmage Senlor L1t Play Much Ado About Nothlng Tltle IS not mlsleadmg c c c c Oc tomato Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov so bad Nov 11 H0 OV Nov 17 Teachers go to Cleveland Hurrah' Wooster H1 40 Dover 13 CThereJ Gladys and Paul fall for each other Fred Moran has b1rthday Wooster H1 26 Applecreek H1 7 Ka e Wertz gets hlt Wlth 1 4 7 8 1 Wayne Blank starts letter to Santa MISS Chlsholm has a chew fgumj Electlon day Electxon bets pald Wooster H1 35 Ashland H1 6 Ashland decldes Wooster after the1r feed Senlor Class Soclal at Rhodes Arm1st1ce Day No school ln afternoon Wooster H1 20 Barberton 0 64 6 t. -- ' - ' . ' Oct. 20-Everybody goes to Massillon. Wooster Hi 0, Massillon Hi 19. O t. 21.- D . O t. 23- ' ' . Ot.23- ' '. , '. ' ' O t. 26- . . O t. 28- ' , . . O t. 28.- . O t. 30- ' . t. 31- ' , ' . t ' ' . 0- ' , ' . ' is t ll i7 ' I N 11- ' ' - ' . Noy 21 Che11e Nlalshall NlLlCll9S to1 fifteen ITl1IlLlt6S CShc says 1t was Noy Noy 'Xlov Dec Dump Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an glad hand an an an Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Fe Fe Feb Fe Fe Fe J Fe Feb abgdayj G1ade Ca1ds Conferences w1th 'NI1ss Kean sta1t HlppO falls and k1lls a rabb1t Jlmmle Taylo1 weals lllbt long pants 'Nl ate1 IS cold unde1 In Old Lou1s1ana Another Sunday Tata goes to church Chr1 tmas Geo1ge E1nst gets annual halrcut W ay 11e st1ll lookmg for thlngs fxom Santa Last day of old year Many stlll up from last year School starts fo1 the New Xear Hat HUtCh1HS H1rts w1th Chu1ch1ll Wooster H1 15 Dox er H1 18 D1Ck takes Mable and ge Semeste1 exams sta1t Many students accept Jobs Semor French Class enjoys Josephme Smythe s dlary Wooster H1 22 Srn1thy1lle 0 fThereJ Senhso L1t recenes L1tera1y Banne1 Wooster H1 17 Orrulle 12 Only fOUl more months of school Wooster H1 11 Masslllon 8 Burr Russell bobs hall Another Sunday 'Nlotlnng unt1l tomorrow Marguer1te Mangues sends a walentme to Ashland Dutch Krause bobs h1s ha11 Chu1ch1ll glyes ttalk 'D ln chapel Work on new H1gh School sta1 ts Wooster H1 26 Medma 9 Glee Club decldes to g1we a concert March 1 March comes IH l1ke a l1on Vlarch 2 Wooster H1 19 Nhllersburg 16 March 8 Only three mole months of school March 9 March 15 March 17 March 19 March 20 March 23 Mach1e spungs a new yoke Wooster loses 1n debate to Mansfield and Ashland St Patr1ck s Day Lots of Freshmen colors seen Last Chapel IH old bu1ld1ng Half SESSIONS start Students are sorry? Yale 23 Hauard 35 Great game Apr1l 2 NlCk Amster has robbery Graduat1on suts cost S10 more Apr1l 2 Sprmg xacat1on starts Apr1l 8 Only two months of school bo ts the -' '. 28- ' ' '. 1 .30- ' s ' ' ' . , 6:4 ' ' H R v.,. , ' ., v. ' . ' . . 15- . . 17- . . . 26- ' ,' ' ' ' ' . ' . . 31- ' ' . J . 1- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . J, .4- . . .Y , ' ' J . 5- ' ' ' ' . J . 13- ' , ' ' . ' f J . 17- ' ' . J . 19- 5 ' Jan. 20-Wooster Hi 13, Ashland Hi 16. CThereJ J . 27- ' ' j ' ' ' j. l 2- . My , . 6- ' , 1' . ' . 8- j ' ' s . . 9- 1 ' , ' . b. 11- b. 11- 1 ' ' . . 13- ' A ' ' . b. 16- ' ' '. b. 21- ' ' ' ' '. ' . l. 22- ' ' ' ' ' '. ' b. 23- ' - , ' . . 25- ' ' ' . 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It It 1 K Vx f ' -.5 6 .' ,m . W 5 Af 1 yi 4-Q. HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE. There is one outside actlyity in connection w ith most Hlgh Schools whlch demands more hard consistent work than perhaps any other but yet which glves the sllghtest opportunity for really dlsplaying the requl s1te efforts Whlch have been expended by 1ts upholders However there IS probablv no other activity w h1ch has greater infiuence on the partlcipators and which helps more to mark them out from all their fellow students as better fitted for future life than Debate College officlals give precedence to High School debaters over any others for the force of character whlch developed by appearance before an audlence to uphold the school 1n de bating Soon after the openlng of thls school year consequently the Debate Club was organized and active work was begun For several weeks meet lngs were held and p1 actlce debates were given This year too Wooster High School debaters had a new mentor Mr S Garton Churchlll who was one of Oh1o Wesley an s best debaters last year Under his able dlrection the debates were prepared for the prl1m1nary tryouts at which time slxteen people were chosen After a few weeks work by these people the final try outs were held at whlch time the faculty chose eight students who were to represent the High School ln the Debate But the work had only begun for now the negotlatlons for the triangle Alliance a triangle which had been broken off a few years ago were com pleted and the question for the debates was chosen The question agreed upon was Resolved that the U S Government should own and operate the railroads The teams then settled down to the hardest and perhaps the least appreclated part of the work namely the preparatlons For several weeks they read and studied books and magazine articles they have corresponded with recognized authorltles to get their opinions on the question then they by means of this material prepared thelr dlscus sions The first of the two debates scheduled was the triangle with Ashland and Mansfield Due to much sickness the debaters were forced to postpone thls for one week Th1S debate took place March fifteenth The Wooster Affirmative team met the Mansfield N egatlve on the home floor and the Wooster N egative met he Ashland Affirmative at Ashland Wooster s teams were up to par in ab1l1ty and arguments but through some irony of fate they lost However the mere losing of the Debate does not mean so much after all when considered from the real standpoint of the value of Debate as Dr A O Becker who pronounced the invocation sald It does not mat ter so much whether you w1n or lose your debate as It does whether you win or lose in llfe Then too Wooster showed that she knew how to lose gracefully or how she could meet defeat and this reflects to her credit 09 7 V 7 Y . i , . 7 Y . 1 . . 1 . , , x - - v . ' , . . . . Y , ' 7 . . . , . . . with first, Ashland and Mansfield, our old rivals, and second, Massillon and . , . . 7 1 , . . , ss , ' 77 7 7 ' L 7 . y Y . . . . - 7 7 7 ' Y 7 . . , 7 n , I Y Y . . . ,, ' ' ' 9 9 1 ' 7 Y. . . . . ,, ' 7 7 Y Y , . . The students haxe bx no means lost faith in either their ovtn or the1r coach s ability on this account On the contrarx we saw in hat fine debaters thex ale although theie IS onlx one xeteran speaker on each team and we 11111 be back of them all the it101lgE3I' to help them rex erse the two to one decisions against them O1 to win unanimouslx 111 the other debate of the High School maintained fO1 a numbei of geais but diopped a fevt xears ago The whole student bodx will be anxious to see the teams win out against these 8.IlC16Ilt 11X als xx hom thex vtill meet sometime 111 April EMMA J COLLINS P S W ooster defeated Nlassillon 3 O and All1ance 2 1 10 , . . V . l V Y Y v c . u , 1. . Q ' g' Y ' ! season. This other debate marks the renewal of a triangle which Wooster , . . HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA An orchestra composed of high school students was again organized at the beginning of this school year It consists of a number of first and second violins two French horns three cornets two clarinets two saxa phones and a piano Due to the fact that the High School band which played at a number of football and basketball games took some of the at tention of the director and of some players there was not quite as much in terest taken in this group of musicians as usual But the faithful ones with their director Mr Frederick haxe met nearly every Thursday for practice When the much talked about operetta In Old Louisiana was given a se has besides this shown its ability in sew eral other entertainments this year It also entertains hopes of prowiding music at the Debate clashes here and at other such important events as the Class Play and Commencement At he present time between fifty and seventy grade pupils together with a few high school students are I'6C8lX1l'1g instruction either in private or in classes from the music supervisor on the instruments which they feel capable of handling therefore the outlook is fine for a more balanced and larger orchestra the coming year A great deal of credit should be given to Mr Frederick for the effort and patience which he has exercised in making this phase of activity a success ROGER CLOUSE 25 71 . D 7 J 9 U 1 ' ' 7 , - , - . . , u . , v . i i6 ' ' 79 ' r y ' lected orchestra of seven or eight pieces furnished the music. The orchestra , . . , . . . . Y . . l v 7 , . 5 . 7 , . THE BAND For the flI'Stll1fYl9lIl sex eral xears through the hard work of Mr Fred erlck XVOOQUQI H1gh boasted of a leal band It made 1tS 1n1t1al appearance at one of the fall football games and from then on lt was on hand even ball games The band tontamed the Cl eam of the muslcal talent of Wooster Hlgh Its success was due to the lllltlflllg efforts of Mr Frederlck who also helped bw plaung the bass ho1n We are lookmg for a blgger and better band next year game to add enthusiasm and pep. It also came out to several of the basket- GIRLS GLEE CLUB The Glrls Glee Club of Wooster H1 was organlzed 1n the fall of 22 under the supervlslon of Mr Frederlck The membershlp was l1m1ted to thlrty glrls and the followlng officers chosen Presldent Eleanor Prosser Secretary Mary McNutt L1brar1an Helen Glenn After much practlce the club made xts first appearance ln chapel Fol lowlng thls event an operetta was glven Wlth members of the cast chosen from the Glee club The glrls next appeared at the Rotary club where Mr Frederlck s efforts were duly appreclated The last performance before the b1g concert at the opera house was made ln the H S audltorlum ln com pany Wlth an entertalnment given by the Bowman Street school puplls The Glee Club was pronounced a success by all who had the honor of hear mg It MARGARET HUNT HARRIET HUTCHINS 73 Treasurer ................................. Margaret Hunt LES HIBOUX DE NUIT Les Hlboux de N u1t or to the unlnltlated the French Club has been one of the l1ve and thrlvlng 1nst1tut1ons of the Hlgh School thlS year It mcludes only those Semor French students who have hlgh enough grades to enjoy the lntellectual Frenchy atmosphere of sald club As last year s SCHIOTS had only one or two ellglble and hence had no organization It was w1th cons1derable prlde that the p1 QCOCIOUS French students orgamzed thls year The bl monthly meet1ngs were devoted to pursults deslgned to fur ther lnterest 1n French as well as to soclal act1v1t1es of various kmds The lnterest taken ln the club very certalnly Justlfied 1tS vlgorous exlstence as dld the marked d1Herence 1n the progress ln French between the mem bers and non members Oh ves Les H1bOuX de Nult IS somethlng to strlve to enter 74 U . . ,, . .. 9 9 9 . V . v . , . a ' s v . Y . . . . . Y . Y. . . . . . , . . . . ' ' a. 1 . THE WOOSTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Each year the Agr1cultural SOCl6ty at the Hlgh school IS showlng a growth 1n 1ts membershlp At the present t1me there are about flftv mem bers all of whom are boys from the country At the beglnnlng of the school year new officers were elected and a soclal commlttee appolnted Two soclals haye been held At the flrst soclal ox er thlrty were present Wrestllng and box1ng were the Chlef dn erslons At th1s t1me a number of new members of the soclety were 1n1t1ated The second soclal was a get together soclal for the parents and boys The boys of the Farm Manage ment class made SIX gallons of 1ce cream for the ew ent whxle the1r mothers Farm Crops the Farm Shop and the Farm Management Classes M Kelster of the Board of Educatlon Mr Dlx of the Wooster Record and Mr Maurer Superlntendent of Wooster Schools gaye lnterestlng talks The l1W6 stock 1udg1ng team captured a number of prlzes at the Oh1O State Falr and at the Way ne County Fan 1n the yudglng contests A basketball team orgamzed 1n the SOC19lY was rather successful de Splte the fact that lt was organwed late 1n the season The boy s are greatly lndebted to 'llr H Nl Doy le the1r lnstructor for the knowledge they haye galned of the yarlous agrlcultural subjects CARL BILLMAN 23 70 Y Y . . v , V . Y , . . . l furnished the cakes. Talks were made by' a member from each of the , , . r. , . . , V . . D 8' ' I l . . l . V' , 1 ' , 7 THE LITERARY SGCIETIES Among the act1x1t1es of VS oostel Hlgh ale the llteralx soc1et1es whlch were orgamzed to promote an 1I1t9l9St IH good l1te1atu1e and to proude practlce 1n publlc speaklng for eweu student The1e are three socletles for the glrls Ossolean Blow n1ng and Helenxc three fox the boxs Cartha glnlan Excels1or and Phllalethlan and Senllso the SCHIOI socletx The programs are all made out and all busmess IS managed bx the members of each soclety under the gLl1Ll3nCQ of the teachers 1l'l charge says storles book 16pO1tS and bxographles Cl1llXOYl0d bv readmg and mus 1cal selectlons A blg W H S banner 18 an a1ded to the socletx puttlng on the best programs durmg a semestel The Senhso SOC19tX vt on 1t the fhst semester of thls year Oumg to the COHTILISIOH made bx the vx ork on the nevs bu1ld 1ng the llterarx meetlngs H616 suspended IU the second semeste1 The contest for the banner W1ll pxobablx be 1esumed at the beglnnlng of next year mth mcreased enthus1asm Indeed the fontnlghtlx meetmgs are a source of much benefit and en Joyment to the students MJ . . v . t . ' J Y - 9 L 7 7 . 'Y The programs are varied in subject matter, but usually consist of es- . 7 . '. . 7 7 ' 7 l - , tv , v i ' L A L as v Q . .Y G t 'Q ' EIITID A IH HHLSOOIXX EIHJ. This club known as the H1 Y was organized on December 6 1921 under the HUSDICCS of the State Y M C A It is a national organization there bemg H1 Y clubs in neaily every high school of any size in the country It is composed of high school boys picked by the club who are interested in creating a better atmosphere 1n the school and community The members on being admitted to the club promise solemnly to up hold its principles namely To create maintain and extend throughout carry out 1n their llves the slogan of Clean speech clean scholarship clean living and clean athletics The club is not a reform institution as one might be led to think but merely an organization of fellows who have pledged themselves to the upholding of its principles The meetings are held regularly once each week at the home of one of the fellows and after all business has been taken care of problems in school life are discussed and solutions are proposed Thanks to the co operation of Mr Wlachwart our faculty representa tive and Mr Clark of the College Y 'NI C A the club has had a very suc cessful year TED PORTER 77 . r y 9 l n 5 . . . . , ' Y 7 . 1 If , v KA Q 1 , - 3 ! 7 7 school and community, high standards of Christian character, and to . . . ,, y . , . . , . ,, . . . . ' 1 7 ! Y - l . 1 , - , . , . 1 . . ., - o wevxff e c 'Vw lk a -G- 4-Q DEAN! Daz'-avr ,ff fffk hem! -3 Ain I1 rug fs. ss 9' 17 78 -Q... LL' f of 7K1 C .q-w ....... -q-,Q--f ........-.. 'I we Cufe -3 41. Grlnnrn fhrozgk 79 'Y 1 fu 'ha e-44, Z4 P' 0 bl ,f'ii7Fw3 '1 Q 'S-X 1: J X -nif' - . ,fix iff' ' . ar 1' ., WX .S , - X N X -i - -- 'Q 1 - X 41 'is J- -1-1 , Vx ' C 1 is N ,Ti :Ll 73 ....-' 45 -2.-'L .:: 1: ':' s X 5' uit' AI? - 81 I BOYS W ASSOCIATION The W As oc1at1on IS an organlzatlon of hlgh school fellows who haue Won the1r W ln any spo1t Its maln purpose IS to un1te the W men 1n one gloup and to encou1age hlgher 1dealS on both the field and 1n the school room Eve1y year lt numbers among 1tS act1v1t1es several roasts and plcnlcs The oihcers are Pres1dent Henry Crltchfleld Vlce Pres1dent Carl Fr1tz Treasurer Harvey H9156 BOYS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Th1s o1gan1zat1on IS not an exclusne O1gaI11Z3.t10f1 and any male mem ber of Wooster H1gh School can belong Thls organlzatlon sees that ath IS used T01 buung athIet1c equlpment The officers are PIGSICICIYE Henry Crltchfield V1ce Presu ent Robert Stoll Sccletan A1thur Johnson I1ope1Iy IXIZII a0'e1 Anthony Fltzgerald Lhee1 Leaoe1 Frltz Glmbel 82 ,, ,, Q . . . . . . , ' az 73 ' , ' ' ' u 19 1 y N . . . . I . . . . , , . . - 7 letics are run in the right Way. The dues are thirty-five cents a year which ' ' ' L' I 1 ,., f ............. 3 ' X X X 00 BA 'if' 'F' f ff A ff Ck ef ffff X 47, I 1 Y g I9Z2 FOOTBALL SEASON When the Brown and Blue football team trotted off the Wooster grldlron on November 17th afte1 w1nn1ng from Barbe1ton by a score of 20 to 0 every plaver reallzed that he had 1ust completed one of the most successful seasons 1n the hlstory of Vkooster Hlgh football As 9V61y player looked back over the season each came to the conclu s1on that th1s supe1b team was Just the result obtalned from Stllf tralmng and hard work Much credlt IS due to Coach McClure and Captaln Russell for thelr tlreless efforts to put forth a perfect worklng comblnatlon At the beglnnlng of the season ex erythlng looked brlght for success s1nce elght letter men retulned and tW1L9 as mam more came out w1th the 1ntent1ons of maklng the squad In a sholt tlme a fast backfleld was developed along w1th a strong llne and playlng stra1ght football w1th few trlck plays the new team brought home a 28 to 0 v1ctory from Applecreek Then came the tr1p to Akron where West Hlgh was met and there the boys met thelr first upset of the wear Wooster plax ed rlngs alound Akron and 1f they would hawe had two mlnutes more to play the Wooster aggregatlon would haue won As lt was Wooster lost the contest 3 to 0 Qulckly followlng thlQ at the Hrst home game the team humbled Al llance 12 to 6 and then slaughtered Or1x1lle on the next week 21 to 2 It was at M3bS1ll0H that the bots lost agam after holdlng the strong Masslllon elex en scoreless durlng the first half The score at the end of the game was 19 to 0 The Brown and Blue TVZTFIOTS agam h1t thelr strlde and copped a vlctorw from Canal Dover 40 to 13 and anothe1 one from Applecreek 25 o 7 85 'x A l .A XT-TX X. 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Y . . s a The X1 ooster steam roller COllflIl119Cl 1ts work bu outclasslng Ashland 33 to 6 and concluded the 1ob bx dow mng Barbel ton 20 to 0 ll 1nn1ng sex e11 out of nme ha1d games a pelcentage of 778 IS a record lll ltself and one that w1ll plobablx Stand for tears 11 ooster W ooste1 ll OO3tEl VS oostex 11 oostel 11 oostel ll OOSt9l 11 ooste1 NK ooster 28 1 SCHED1 LE AND RESULTS Applecreek 0 Ak1on West 3 Alllance 6 Orrxllle 2 Nlasslllon 19 Canal Dos er 13 Applecreek 7 Ashland 6 Opponents 56 THE NIEN W HO WON W S EARL RUSSELL Fullback Farl who was th1s yea1 s football captaln was one of the blggest assets to the team He was a real l1xe hard plunger and when he h1t them they knew lt Russell leax es a hole at fullback that w1ll be hard to fill HENRY CRITCHFIELD Center Th1s was Hank S second and last xear on the football team and he sure could whlrl the Ox al IH 1eal stvle After passmg the ball he took out two or three men wh1le on the defensne he was all over the field blocklng tackllng and breaklng up plans CARL CROW Left Guard Another b1g stone IH V! ooste1 s Stone Wall Red has played ln ev eu game fo1 two YQHIS and h1s welght accompamed wlth exper1ence makes h1m an all sta1 gua1d Bx h1s leaxlng a b1g hght has gone out Dunnx hard tackle1 lllg thlough stalted ll e lll0NIROE DUNL Rlght Tackle IS f1 om the countu but l1ke all of them he IS a sure and It IS hald to get th1ough h1m but he IS a bear cat on break the opponents l1ne and llalllllg' the backs before they get ale glad he w1ll be w1th us next Rear C ARL FRIT7 left Halfback Tata 18 next xeal S Captalll and he well deselxes the honor Th1s w as h1s thllfl X931 Oll the football team and SIHCG he has lots of punch he should make a good and capable leade1 of the 1923 team 541 V' I v v ' A v l w , 1 ' . 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AA V' - v r v' -vw I v 1 v w ' HARVEY HEISE Right Tackle Herse rs another hard hrttrng lrnesman a fine tackler and a good blocker He uses hrs broad shoulders and rmmense hands to good adx ant age and after he get started he rs lrke a battering ram Harxey xxrll be here one more xear to help put out another xx rnrrrng team ROLLAND JoLLrFF Right End Pollx dex eloped rnto a xx onderful end despite the fact that this xxas hrs first xear rn the game He xx as a hard and elean fighter xxhrle hrs pep and good nature helped to keep hrs teammates on the top ROY KINC Quar ter back Rox rs one of those natural football plax ers and the xxax he can dodge and sprrnt rn the open field rs an exhrbrtrorr xx orth xx hrle He Wlll be Wrth us for three more seasons xl ALTER KRAUSE Quarterback Dutch rs small and light but he had pep and fight galore which made up tor hrs laek of xxerght He xx as a hard xvorker and although he drd not plax regular he xx as a splendid lrttle field general SAINFORD LEHMAN Rrght Halfback Sandx has lots of punch and thus xx as a dependable ground garner xx hen the neeessarx xar ds xx ere needed He xx as good on rnterference Whrle Cxrcn IIPPERT left Tackle Fat rs brg and hard for an opposrng man to handle He works hard and xxrll no doubt be an important cog rn Coach NIcClure s machrne next a DONALD lorxer Left Tackle Qham xxas a toxxer of strength rn the mrddle of the lrne He rs huskx and h'rrd fr tighter trom the East End lt sure rs a srght to see hrm moxx oxxn the opposing lrrre leax rng holes brg enough for a locomotrxe to go through We shall miss hrm next fall Dxxro XIOWERY Rrght Guard Daxe xxas another tarthful guard Hrs abrlrtv as a punter rs Well krroxxn and rt xxa not an unu nal occurrence tor hrm to send the prgskrn through the arr tor srxtx or more xards Greater thrngs are expected of hrm next xear RALPH RAACH Left Guard Raach plax ed a bang up game last fall and although nexx at the game he shoxx ed that hard xx ork xxrll accomplish much He xx as one of Coach s best utrlrty men He rs a Senror xx hose place xvrll be hard to fill 87 3 - - . . . 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A A L! ? -.f.:'.':L' H J 5 7 fa Hur WOOSTER HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SEASON FIVE games won out of twelve played a percentage of 417 does not appear to be an exceptlonal record yet when the fact that three of the five members of the team had never really played basketball before IS consld ered the feat of w1nn1ng five games out of a hard schedule and of glvlng the strongest teams IH Northern Ohlo hard fights seems remarkable Th1s was the result of the 1923 basketball season Although the team was serlously handlcapped by not havlng a regular floor to practlce on they gave thelr best and 1mproved as the season advanced Durlng the season games were lost to Alllance Canal Dover Orrvllle two to Ashland and two to New Phlladelphla but games were won from Smlthvllle Orrvllle Masslllon Medlna and Mlllersburg The honors may be d1X1d6d among the Coach among the players and the substltutes Those who came out for the team early IH the season and those who made the second team are E Russell R Greenbank R Stoll R Klng and M Beeler R Lane G Ernest W Krause W Russell P Hal laran and R Hallaran Wooster Wooster VS ooster Wooster Wooster Wooster THE RECORD Alhance 33 Canal Dover 18 Orrv1l1e 10 Ashland 16 New Phlladelph SmlthV1ll8 0 91 13 there here here there there there ' ',:,.1'1' V V A 'A----.,,-.5 1' , ' , C . 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' 7 5 ' 'NX ooster ll ooster ll oostel 9 XX ooster XX ooster XX ooster KK oostel O11x1lle 11 Nlasslllon 8 Ashland 19 Xledlna 9 Nllllfflklllllg Nexx Phxladelphla 2a Opponents 193 the1 e here he1 e hex e her e he1 e Lap was a fine guard knoxx n bx hls abllltx to bleak up the floor work ot the opposltlon and to slnk ln long shots led h1s team on to sexelal xlctorles although thex xxele Dl3X1Ilg' agalnst odds RALPH RAACH Left Guard Th1s xx as Raach s tirst and last xear on the qulntet He developed lnto a great guard plavlng hard evelx mlnute Someone was sure to get hurt xx hen he tr led to take the ball axx ax fx om Ralph STANLEY GOULD Center Stan was a fast man on the floor but a better shot HIS eagle ex e and accurate shootlng rolled up manx a polnt for h1s team Just thlnk we shall haxe hlm for txxo xeals more SANFORD LEHMAN Rlght Forward Sandx xxas the most COI1QlS1,6I1t plaxel on the team thlg xeal He plax ed a fast clean game cox Qllllg lots of te111tory and shootmg from all angles ROLLAND JOLLIFF Left Forxx ard Rollx xxolked xxlth Sandv 1n fine stx le at the forxx a1d posltlon He xx as a good shot and an excellent H001 xx orker At the end of the season he xx as vsorkmg 1nto the Broxxn and Blue offense llke a veteran JL. ' 17 ' ' ' ' 11 1 .. ' ' X 25 . ' ' ' . 19 A ' 'f 16 ' v 7 A, v . . , Q ' ' 169 . HENRY CRITCHFIELD lCaptainl, Right Guard U ' 'V 1 ' A . V v '1 ' ' v Q 1 . 1 ' 1 . e , . . y , 7 . Q . 7 ., any I ' u vr , ' . by . . l . y 7 ' ' ' ' i 7 . . if YY, v v . Y 1 . Y ' vv K y y v at w nn. v . , Y ax ,H , , ,' ss rv ' , , , , ' ' 7 7 I I ' Y l BASEBALL At the beglnnmg of the 1993 baseball season the prospects T01 a fast Illfle xx ele xe1x sl1m but xx 1th the a1d of four lettc1 men 1n th1s major sport foach NIcClure found C.OITlbl!13.t1OIl that tr1mmed th O11x1lle team 1n the Opelllllg game ot the season 13 to 4 A fexx daxs late1 the same aggre g3t10Il that xxon f1Om O11x1llc xx ent doxxn to deteat at the hands of Apple creek 8 to 0 The late season of ra1n and cold coupled xx1th a poor practlce field xx ere the mam faults of th1s S69m1HglX poor start but before the season IS oxer W OOSt8I expects to xx1n the mdlOlltX of he1 games although forced to plax xn hard luck Before the TATLER goes to press xxe m1ght add that games were scheduled xxlth Medlna Nexx Phlladelphla Ashland Mansneld O11v1lle and Applccreek BIILES BEELER P1tche1 txxlrler and the sta1 of the team CARL FRIT7 Th1rd Base Thls felloxx can hlt the ball and mx xx hat a peg' RUSSELL GRFLNRALK Second Base Russ nexe1 makes an error and lS xerx dependable 1n a p1nch ROBERT JAMESON F11 st Base Bob plax s a bang up game at the 1n1t1al sack and IS one of Nl ooster s veterans Vx AI TER IRRAUSL Sub Inf1elde1 Dutch alxxaxs gets them no matter xxhere thex a1e CEDRIC PORTER Short Stop Ted nex er lets them get through h1m He xust plCkS them out of the ground xx ILLIS Posr left F1eld The Jox of Post s l1fe IS to camp under a flx ball EARL Rtssex L Catcher CCapta1nb A fine batkstop and a sure battel WILBUR RUSSELI R1ght F1eld He IS a su1e man on a flx ball and nexer mlsses hem DONALD SCHIFPER Centel F1eld A fleet footed outfielder capable of anx th1ng SANFORD LEHMAN Center Fleld Sandy IS a real ball plax er and xx hen he came out the team xvas strengthened 1n a large deg1 ee 5 . . H, . 1 7 . 1 K. c 7 ! S I A Q 2 I . . . Ae I , ' , , . : 1. . Vx, . . - ' V . .. -' A v v ' A - , . v v ' bv , v - , Y f L . , , . ,' .' .' v . . 3, V Lu , v ' yy , S1 v' f ' , A' v ' ' , w Y 1 L. ' v .1 ' F , ' 1. Although Miles is young and small, he is Wooster Highs veteran 1' y 4 . J, I . ' , A ' , , 66 Y? .ni V y xi Ki Y! V A W ' Y Y ' ' 7 .1 an H Y - ' ' ' ' A ' ,sv . 1 L K f A 7 1, ' . 66 yy v V v v s 44 H V ' ' ' ' I x 1 7 V 1 ' . v , . . v 7 , , - ' , 1, . . ' ' V' , ' ' t . 1 , , ' Y L' . ' , . as ,xx ' Y v . , E3 TRACK The prospects for a successful track team thls wear are exceedmgly brlght and are the best that could be expected After the mterclass track meet Coach Doyle xeallzed that he had some xery good men upon vshlch to bu1ld a fast track squad All the pos1t1ons are filled although in a few ex ents there IS an unmrstakable ww eakness 'Vey ertheless thls xull not serl ously handlcap the team There are four lette1 men back and they were the hlgh llghts 1n the nterclass and annual tl ack meet vs 1th the College Freshmen Besldes these meets there are the mterscholastlc meet 1n Wooster the one at Mt Unlon and the last at Columbus The schedule IS a hard one but w1th the a1d of Coach Doyle the W ooster Hlgh School Track Team has so far broken all good work As the TATLER goes to prlnt Wooster was honored by takmg thlrd place 1n the Interscholastlc meet vuth Akron South Akron West Mas lllon M1ll6fSbuTg O1I'X1ll8 and Barberton R Hallaran took a first and a third Mowerg a first Dunn a second and Gould and Glnter fourths INTER CLASS TRACK MEET In the Interclass track meet of 1923 the Sophomores easily won tak mg first place wlth a total of Iifty slx pomts The JUHIOPS were second w1th fifty one the Senlors th1rd wxth twenty elght and the Freshmen fourth wlth SIX polnts R Hallaran and Gould were the hlgh pO1Ht men 94 , V g . V Y y . ' 7 I . , . . . 1 ' ' 'l ' . l , . . . Y . . ' ! T , ' ' records set by the Wooster track men, and is determined to keep up the Y u sv ' w - - 7 ' , ' y 3 - 7 . Y ' ' ! 7 . ! Y ' 1 I x ' - , , . - Y . . . 7 - . , . . . SENIOR GIRLS INTER CLASS CHAMPS GIRLS BASKETBALL One of the b1g thlngs IH W H S thls year for the glrls was basket ball Last 3 ear we leaxned the game and thls year we lmproved our form untll we had some very credltable teams The lnter class games provlded lots of fun fr1endly rlvalry and good sport whlch the glrls all enjoyed thoroughly Each class played every other class twlce durlng the season and there were some true battles fought especlally ln the second serles The end of the season was marked bv the Yale Harvard game between two all star teams Th1S game xx as perhaps the best of the wlnter showlng truly sklllful playlng It was played ln the college gym before an en thuslastlc audlence of town people as well as students About a month later the v1ctor1ous Harvard team challenged the faculty team to a game Here agaln the Harx ards came out on top Basketball and our other athletlcs dlrected by l.lfI1SS Syme have added lmmeasurably to the hlgh school llfe for the glrls and we hope that they wlll always be an lmportant part of the currlculum of Wooster Hlgh ELEANOR PROSSER 23 9a n Y ' . . - 3 1 9 7 . . . , . as 97 . 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GILRS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION No one can t keep these glrls hldden now adass Here they haxe an other organlzatlon called the Glrls Athletlc ASSOCl3t10ll If vse dont watch glrls Wlll be rullng hlgh school affaus soon Th1S Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon was olganlzed a wear ago bx MISS Syme physlcal dlrector for glrls to be a slster organlzatlon to the Boys Athletxc Assoclatlon Hovs 8291 It IS IU no may related to the latter ex cept ln motxve and a1m It has separate meetmgs and officers but 1ts alm IS to further glrls athletlcs encoulage boxs athletlcs and provlde an actlvlty for glrls vsho are not actlxelx engaged IH sports Class represen tatlves seek members from each class to swell the ranks of thls already large assoclatlon Membels ale assoclate untll they become actlx elx en gaged ln some sports These class rep1 esentatlves as Well as the usual of ficers presxdent uce presldent secretan tleasurel and soclal chalrman were elected at the beglnnlng of the term formlng the executlve com mlttee where much of the busmess lb transactd The G A A has been busy thls year It has lncreased 1ts membexshlp actlve and 3SSOC13t6 worked out a sg stem of polnts fol entl ance 1nto the W assoclatxon and held sex eral soclal functlons Its pu1p0se IS so beneflclal and 1ts work so promlslng of bettel thlngs that ex erx one should help It along support It and bless ltS founder M155 S5 me H v , . . ' ' 7 - 9 .' . . . , . . . v , , . , . . . , . . . Y Q . Y V . . . . . . . , 9 v . . . YY.. . . Y v A ' v - 1 9 . . , . . Y, . . 9 . a .. V . Y .v Y . - . 1 V . r l Q . v 'Y , - . -n l N N . I - . Y. . .Y Q Q . . y r v ev a Y - . . .N . . f . . . . . ' v 1 , ' . , ' cc rs - - ' y V . . 4 . . . V . N , . ' . v v ' ' ' . 1 9 ' -1 Y , . -f 72 my 1 Rice 7ZljrC' ??2z ruf Refen Hecsflf 44 EDITORS NOTE A1166 Dager and PILBJIOI Pro e al o belong to the W -X550 xatlon M - - ' 1 . 0, E . V ., I 5 , Q . . , , T Q 3. . Ag A . 'Sarnia' W ' ev 97 . X . . . . . 'u . Y 'Nl nv f' ' . -W 8 h 4 . . , I NZB. :QVX 4 : Q 'WL A ! I 1 . a . l 1 , Q 4 V 5' F , I T , A V 9 1 L - I I X K CQ F Q as vv l H- . C- GIRLS ALL STAR BASKETBALL TEAM Followrng the nexx lx establrshed precedent of 1922 the grrls wrth basketball asprratlons trred out agaln thrs vear for a place on the Yale or Harvard basketball team As these teams are composed of the best play ers from all the horde of class plax ers and others each grrl has fond hopes of makrng the team Intense practlce and trarnlng follow the tryout days for those grrls lucky enough to xvrn the cox eted place Then the momentous nrght came and but read for yourself what our estlmable da1ly says The plax 1ng was reallv sensatronal for the glrls game and the huge crowd of rooters who lrned themselx es up wlth the Yale 01 Harvard teams fully recerved a fine entertalnment The drflicult shots and the success of srnk rng them through the 1ron loop vxas wonderful but the Harvard team seemed to have the edge Of course that IS Just newspaper talk but ev erx one consulted agrees that the game xx as a xast rmproxement over the end of the ex enrng much to the dellght of some and bltter cruel dlS3p polntment ot others But anx xx ay rt xxas not the game ltS9lf whrch xvas lmportarrt but xx hat rt stood for more freedom for grrls 3thl8t1CS And that leads us up to the mentrorr of the factor who accomplrshed the marxel and brou ht about the dex elopment Mrss Sx me phy srcal dl rector for grrls xx ho c r clred and drrected the teams undoubtedly deserves the brg half of the prarse and credrt 98 . 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PU S- Pfesentlnff THE FISH MONGER s GUIDE All Amee Woozy Views of Wrltten by Hlgh Schoollwews A Sequel to Black Beauty Our Staff All rights reserved lncludmg the right of immunity Vo 9 No 3 Woosri-:R O JLMJ4 1993 Pub by the Guide Staff WOOSTER HIGH SCHOOL HAS ITS YEARLY BATH Big Clean Up at Central High School Eighteen Upper Claumen Go Down at the Hands of the Faculty Pandemonium reigned at Cent tral high school when eighteen pupils all upper classmen and members of our best families were expelled for smllmg while walking through the commltted in plam view of several members of the faculty while classes were changing on Tuesday In sev eral cases the culprits went so far as to show their teeth All of those teachers who were able to withstand the shock of this grave offence at once made out a list of names The faculty immediately went into secret SSSSIOH and after seven hours of heated debate reached a decision This was on Tuesday Wednesday morning chapel was held and after several hymns Mr McSweeney read the declslon ln a solemn voice In effect it was that while Smlllng in it self IS no capital crime smiling ln the halls and corridors shows an improper attitude toward school work and lack of appreciation for all that was being done for the pupils benefit The fac ulty was inclined to be lenient how ever and if any of the offenders wished to be pardoned the Opera House would be rented and they would be given a chance to make a public apology Eighteen of the culprits nobly took the blow sitting but several Slgnl hed their intention of appearing that night The Opera House was packed by seven oclock in the evening and the service was very touchmg One apology was in the form of a short poem and tears were flowing freely at its conclusion A Senior staggered to the platform and m a quaverlng voice acclaimed This IS the forest primeval Im sorry for Tuesdays upheaval STAFF Fditor in Chief Robert Jameson tock ard Editor Sam Farmer Water Boy Ben Kean City Solicitor Miles Kaltwasser Time Keeper Ralph Raach Photographer Warren Plm Head Lmesman Paul Graham Our aim To live up to the standard set by the Police Gazette Hot Dog I Confess Sunday Star and numerous other of our better known literary perlodlcals WARNING T0 PEDESTRIANS Lonny Grill has acquired a new car This engine of destruction dark red with wooden wheels and a number of bumpers and IS usually travelmg between fifty and sixty miles an hour Lonny has neglected to have Dodge Brothers put on the radl ator but we feel that this warning IS unnecessary as by this time every able bodled person has learned to dodge when they see Lonny coming SLOGANS OF THE DAY 1 Millions now living are dead already 2 Our cow don t give mllk so we sold him 3 In a few years the only hard drink will be ice TODAY S QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS fTh1nk carefully before studying the answer listl Q 1 What IS the meamng of the word Golf Q 2 In what year was the war of 1812 fought Q 3 What is the average life of an oyster' fAnswer yes or noi Ans 1 Golf comes from an old Scottish word meamng Golf Ans 2 Authortles differ on thls question but the most generally ac cepted date is 1812 Ans 3 Yes In Wfltlng' to our advertisers it will be of no advantage to mention the GUIDE . , . 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' l ' u yy U . . . . - , . l Y I! i 101 THE FISH NIONIGER S GUIDE THE SEASON S BEST SELLERS CShould be ln every home llbraryl You May Mean the World to Your Vlother But You Glve Me a Pam IH the Neck Dedlcated to Fat Llppert When the Ice Goes Out or His Papa s On the Wagon Recommended bv Elma Kenyon LIVES of Great Men All Remlnd Us or Just Watch Me by Robert Ebert Where the Heart Is the Lungs Are Near By by Jack Langell The Sllppery Way or How She Came Down the Steps Anonymous IA thrlll IH every llne of thls remark able story by an eye wltnessj A Jeweled Romance or What He Gave Me For Chrxstmas, by Marjory Ames Glrls Who Wlsh to Knock Em Dead Apply a Mallet to the Head A collectxon of touchmg ballads by Hat Hutchms Bull Durham or a Story ln the SOCIETY The Corn Beef and Cabbage Club wlll meet 1mmed1ately after com mencement EXETCISSS at Dlnty Moores For reservatlons call D1ck Curry or Tommy Glasgow The young ladles CIVIC Club met last Wednesday afternoon at Kate Wertzs palatlal gossip parlors Tea and Talk were served and an hour pleasantly spent James Bogner who acted so nobly 1n the class play has Just Slgfled a three year contract to appear on the stage To h1s manv frlends and ad mlrers lt may be sald that he can be reached after each performance as soon as he gets the stage cleaned Have you read The Garbage Man s Revenge ' 'V It's a fragrant love story CHANGE IN TIME OF DISMISSAL WED P M On Wednesday last school was dls missed at three thxrty instead of half past three the usual hour Thls change was made m honor of the blrthdav of Osslp Gatch fpronounced Osslp Gatchj the well known Polish author and novelist Mr Gatch s lat- est work We re Off' the mtlmate rex elatlons of llfe ln an msane asv lum IS bemg used as a text book by the Engllsh classes th1s year PROBLEMS IN ETIQUETTE The Flsh Mongers Gulde makes a pomt of deallng Wlth all problems of etxquette and as the young graduate w1l1 no doubt be called on to attend a number of dmners and luncheons around commencement tlme todays pomt wxll enllghten hlm for herb on the correct behav1or for these af falrs Practlcal Jokes are never counten anced at affalrs of tms kmd We do not mean that a certam amount of good natured fun 1 out of place but such stunts as pullmg the hostess chalr out from under her or gleefully klckmg the shms of your nelghbor under the table and shoutmg Guess Who are decldedly among the non ests of correct dmner table behav 1or It mxght also be remarked that the possesslon of certam physical glfts such as the ab1l1ty to wlggle ones ears IS no mdex to good breedmg young man to follow and although he may somewhat env1ously watch hls more brxlhant classmates as they ga1n momentary applause by the1r ab111ty to throw the1r thumbs out of Jomt or squlrt water through a hole ln the1r front teeth he may console h1mse1f wxth the thought that the race IS not always to the swlft The followlng llttle couplet may help to lmpress another Important pomt Soup IS eaten wlth a spoon But not to any hauntlng tune SUBSCRIBERS COLUMN The followmg letter was recelved by the Joke Edltor two days before The Tatler went to press We feel that ln Justlce to aforement1oned edltor xt should appar ln the columns of thls paper Joke Edltor of the Tatler Dear Joke Edltor I have read the advance sheets of the humorous sectlon of the Tatler you so thoughtfully sent me Words are lackmg to express my admlratlon of your bravery Courage of a high order was truly needed to perpetrate such an atroclty and oifer lt wxthout pollce protectlon to the student body of Wooster Hlgh School But then voui experlmenters must assume some r1s Belxexe me vour admlrer Walter Rhodes Bus1ness Manager 7 I I Y . 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I I 1 ' 4 s . 102 THE FISH NIONIGERS GLIDE PERSONALS Carl Crow went before the school board today wlth a new class motto namely Th xt no man should try to work whlle he his the stren th to l1e IH bed At the annual meetlng of the Hxgh School Orchestral Soclety last week Ben Kean demonstrated beyond a doubt that he could play the bass drum as well wlth hls mlttens on as off' Thus IS qulte an unusual feat and Mr Kean deserves recognltlon W Krause 'ind W Russell two of W H S s most promlslrg' young men decxded the other day that long halr was unbecomlng so they had thelr raven locks bobbed We are proud to say that Dutchs collar has come out of hldlng for the first tlme thus year At the glrls track meet held last Wednesday Eleanor Prosser ran the sewmg machme IH nothmg flat Whlle experlmentlng wlth h1s Ra d1o the other day John Wlle got sta unable to move h1m for two days Many helpful suggestlons have been offered but as yet all attempts have proved frultless BULLETIN NEW RECORD SET ' ' I Contractor Ba nes who IS m charge of the destructlon at the Hlgh School announces that hls men have set a new record On Thursday last hls gang of parlor athletes urged on by the frenzied shouts of the exclted on lookers remoyed elghteen brxcks and a quantltf of dust from the old bulldlng Thls ecllpses all prevlous records and w1ll go down IH the an nals of the company as an unparal leled feat Condxtlons were ldeal for the at tempt at record breakmg There was not a breath of alr stlrrlng' so that the men were not worklng under the constant annoyance of flymg halr Three doctors and an ambulance were kept ln constant attendance to suc cor the exhausted Of the forty elght men on duty twenty had succumbed before nlghtfall An ofliclal statement was glven out today by Mr Barnes that no further records wlll be attempted as the stram on brawn and smew IS too great THE LANGUAGE OF THE FLOWERS Flowers' Ah how they affect us What glrl has not felt a dellghtful thr1ll as wlth tremblxng fingers she untxed the damty plnk rlbbons of her first corsageq And what man has not experxenced a correspondlng thrlll when he recelyed the b1ll for the aforesald corsagel But there lS a great deal more to flowers than the mere ewtcltement of glvlng and recelv mg for each and every varlety has '1 meaning 'all 1ts own That our read ers may mmke no embarrasslng mls takes a chart of meanings has been con plled It IS advlsable to tack this chart under the carpet on the back stalrs or some other consplcuous place so that xt wxll be handy at all tlmes Buttercup Thats the last dance Ill ever take you to you bxg cow Frmged Gentlan I am gomg to get a shave Back at 3 30 Poppy I would be proud to be the father of your chlldren Golden rod I hear that you have hav fever Uncle Jack Thur day Ir1s Could you learn to love an opt1c1an Aster Who was that funny look mg g1rl I s'1w you wlth Frld ly Defldlv Nlghtshade Pull down those bllnds quxck Raspberry I m golng to take Mable to the dance TODAY S HOUSEHOLD HINTS Spearmmt w1ll keep 1ts flavor on the bed post over nlght A small amount of arsemc or nlt r1c '1c1d added to the chlldrens mllk wxll m lke them forget any mmor all ments such as stomach ache tooth ache or tlred feet An apple a day keeps the doctor awav flf properly almedj To cure the famlly pet of lnsects soak hlm for herb 1n kerosene for half an hour 'Ihen applv '1 match When the smoke clears away no trace of the fleas can be found Raw beefsteak n quantntles harmful to children under elght months of age Russell Greenb nk who has been sufferln from a bad case of Cherry Cola contracted ln or about the Smoke House was much lmproved last nlght and agam showed some lnterest ln l1fe and the baseball scores 4 A , T bv v' 7 v . , . , nl , , ' . ' Y C . . . . z, g ' . ,, . . V . . I . . . . . I 1 I - . ' - 1 L ,I C 4 ' . ' . . , .g 1 ' - ' ' - , . . , 1 . Y . . . . , , Y l ' ' , ' C . ' ' - - Zu v x , , ' yr ' . . ,AK - I ' Y , W , , ll ' , ,Tu h . K ' , - rr . . . . . - - Tu ' - ' - - H ! n ' tion ARY and hls famlly have been Blood-root- Aunt Kxtty murdered ' . s . ' ' Tu ' ' Y! , . ' J - . . I . . Z .,, c 'r J .' ' . , ., . ' ,Zn a . . . U 1' , ' ' . 7 ' ! , Y . . , v ' ' Y ' C ' ,b ' I ' C . 5 V 2 , V . - . . b , . . . 1 v 1 J - ' ' v 'I l A y 4 1. . I U c . 1 i ' ' is - 1 l v . . . a , A 17' tl . , Y Y . . 103 ANOTHER SHORT STORY Her head xx as restrng on the back ot the charr The dar k lashes xx hrch frrnged her x rolet ex es xx ere xx et xxrth tears He leaned ox er her' He could feel her hot breath xx hrch came rn short gasps He placed one hand on her smooth xxhrte forehead He caught hold of her chrn xxrth the other She struggled frantrcallx desperatelx to free herself but hrs oxer poxverrng strength held her strll At last a short qurck struggle and I thot that tooth nex er xxould come out sard the dentrst to the chrld Frrtz G You knoxx last xear the doctor told me rf I drdn t stop smoking Id be feeble mrnded Peg Whx drdn t xou stop' I ou xe got nothrng on me cox lx remarked the artrst s model I Loxe Her e palnts e smokes e powders e reads La Vre Parrsrenne e drrnks pa s lrquor e staxs out late S e cusses too e eats lobsters at mrdnrght e does lots of thrngs she ought not to Bu she s mx grandma and I loxe her Txx as near the end of the perrod and the teacher Mrss Chrsholm was knovx and xou don t knoxx anx thing xet' Ratsl' shouted Gladxs as she dropped a handful of beautrful golden harr THLRE S A REASON The ad read thus Hrrres Honex and Almond Cream Guaranteed to keep the chaps off Oh srghed Hat H I understand noxx Ill nex er use rt agarn Nlrss Dalrxmple Xour themes should be wrrtten so that even the dumbest of people can understand them Drck Cur rx Hes 'llam What part dont xou understand That s a dex rl of a note sard the brshop as the organrst plax ed the xx rong kex Coach Drd xou take a bath thrs mornrngq To No Is there one IIlISSlllg, Al Hunt iarrrxrnf, ata small hotel! Can I haxe a prlx ate ba Clerk ll ell I hope so' lil Q Q ' ,I ' K5 . , i V i I ,, . . . , . ,- - an , Y 1 , ' ' 1 - - 9 V ' 7 ' 77 J Y ' 9 Y '77 CC 7 7 7 ' 97 y , . . N ' ! , V U . Sh ' , Sh , Sh ' , Sh . . . , Sh ' ' ' , Sh j , h 7 9 Sh ' ' ' , Sh ' , t r. U, . , , ' , V I . . . 9 in' despair for the class, so she hurled this at them: I've told you all I V ' , Y 7 l Y ,, in H , ' . . , , 1 7 Y U ' iv 4 a. K 'I an 99 ,' as , ,, 1 Y ' ' H 9 - 9 - 1 ' , v J 7 , ' W !7 ' , , at 1 ,, , v Y rr 1 I '- I , I . K . u vi ' ,' u 1 ' ' . ' , Y L 7 A n J ' , , ' . ' Y? t'-xx ' , A A , X - Q '- 4 vw Y , . .' .' r , L, Zu x , , , ,' , ?u , in ' ss , . e4 MUTUAL ESTEEM He met her one nxght on the sands of the beach She thought A tall handsome' He thought Whee a peach' He proceeded to kxd her she took It all fine In fact she handed h1m back a neat l1ne So they fllrted went swlmmlng departed to dress Then took ln the danclng and all of the rest He k1SS8d her and slghed and klssed her some more When he told her good nlght at her domlclle door She went up to bed when he took hlmself off He yawned She was easy ' She Gee he was soft' GIRLS I HAVE KNOWN Eleanor s a llthesome g1rl MarJory IS stout Elma owns the cutest curl Mlldred knocks them out Katherlne s figure s full of grace Ionny wlelds the 11p stlck Mary leads a furlous pace Volando svvmgs a nlbllck Florence adwocates bare knees U contrlbute what you please A cross eved glrl may be virtuous but she doesn t look stralght That man IS the ugllest person I ever saw Hush dear you forget yourself lst Stude- Freder1ck played the plano wlth paralytlc preclslon last nlght 2nd Stude Yeah How come? 1st Stude- Stroke after stroke Insane man Brlng me a plece of toast Attendant What do you want wlth a plece of toast? Insane man I m a poached egg and I want to Slt down Physlology Prof Why dldn t you come to class today? You mlssed my lecture on appendlcltls Eleanor Prosser O I m tlred of these organ recltals HELP' HELP' Queen of Spam M01 gracla' The baby has a stomach ache' Lord Chamberla1n f8XC1t6dlyJ Page call the Secretary of the In tenor Here are some Wlld women sald the keeper as he took us through the State Insane Asylum 105 7 u rv ac sy 1 u , 1 , . , . v y v Y Y Y , . , as , as xc ry - . T , . , . . J y Y ' Y 7 1 A ' . 7 v - . Y . , . V . a - lf ' ' Y! nc , n 9 Y ' H . . . . . . ' if as n i , . cc rr ll ' ' YY bi L, a cc ' ' nr Cl Y ' YY ' Cl ' Y ' Cl Y ' ' YY L , . ' no ' ' n ' ' , u Q. Y - ' n 64 ' yn ' 2 Is Ben Kean courtlng you Mary Mc Not exactly but he s gettlng there step by step When he nrst called on me he sat all evemng Wlth the album on hls lap Next tlme he sat w1th my dog 1n h1s lap Then he took my l1ttle brother IH h1s lap And next Saturday nlght lt IS my turn' You never can tell sa1d the co ed to the dumb man Dot Yocum I want to get a DICE blrthday present for my father How about a nlce humldor ma am? Dot But I don t know what SIZE he wears THE LITERARY DIGEST Baa Sald the goat to the l1ttle boy You can only read a book wh1le I can dlgest 1tS contents H Is that you darl1ng Irene Klng Yes Who IS th1s'7 LITTLE ANECDOTES OF A GREAT MONARCH fAfter the manner of our best hlstorlansj Klng Alfred the Great was renowned for h1s keen w1t It IS related that once to test h1S repartee one of h1s courtlers remarked m1dst the sllence and attent1on of the entlre court Your majesty lt IS ralnmg Tltters ran through the court as the knlghts and ladles prepared to have a laugh at the Klng s expense But the Klng turned the tables on them as IS wltnessed by hxs sparkhng reply Not so you could notlce lt The same k1ng was also noted for h1S executlve abxllty and hls capa b1l1t1es for llghtmng dec1s1ons Hls subjects loved to relate how once when the entlre natlon was wa1t1ng breathlessly for news from a crucxal battle a messenger staggered bloodstalned and pantlng 1nto the royal pres ence and dellvered an urgent call for reserves All eyes were on the Klng ex eryone real1z1ng the tremendous lmport of the dec1s1on that must be made to send reserves and rlsk the capltol or save the C3p1tO1 and rlsk defeat The klng pondered and then spoke Go take a shower he sald whlle a wave of admlratlon swept the throng Bob J How come the street llght IS so pale? Art J 'Oh It was out all nlght I m enterlng SOC16ty Sald the ovster as Mrs Vanderbllt swallowed MISS McCurd3, Have you read Brass '7 Paul G No but I know vu here you can get green bronze Frosh Cstatlstlcally enquxrlngj When IS a young lady not a lady Semor iyawnmgj Usually 106 u - n . u 1 ' .-' , . . . . . ,, cc n - y - s as ' ' , as ca - - y n , . u 1 ' 1 W 0 sc n as n - ' u - 1 1 - - n u ' as e- , . ' u ' ' n . r 1 1 . . . . 4 . . . . . ,, , . 9 . , . . . . . 0 , . u ' - xr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 1 , - . y . . . 1 y y . - . . . . , . u n ' ' ' - y . u ' ' n :W 0 4 ' - n .i , . u 1 ' ' uv - ' Q v ' ' - , n , 4 9 n - P . u Y Y n o'-W , Q . . . . H . ,7,, ' ' ll 7, Frxtz G Your reporter called me the Mercury of the Hlgh School Edltor Well that s qulte a complxment to your runnlng Frltz Compllmentl I looked h1m up and It sald he was the God of Llars Lord Bacon say the Enghsh profs Wrote words that drlpped vuth knowledge Whxle Charley Lamb wrote slmple stuff For students ln the college But stlll although I may be dumb fA polnt besxde the questlonl I cant stand Lamb or Bacon for They upset my dlg6St1OD HOT BABY Calpruna O chlef your harem queen IS smoking Abdul Good those turklsh baths are the only klnd Bellhop fafter guest has rung for ten mlnutesj D1d you rlng SIP? Guest- Heavens no' I was tolllng I thought you were dead' IN CONFIDENCE Says pretty Belle to homely Nell Dear mel How tlme goes bv' When my dear Jack IS calllng here Those clock hands seem to fly' Says homely Nell to pretty Belle At such a tlme they d serve me well My face would stop a clock BITING My exclalmed Walter L1nt at the J S banquet th1s floor IS cer talnly sllppery It s hard to keep on your feet Oh replled the fan' partner coldly then you were really try 1ng to I thought It was accldentall JUST LIKE HER Flo Palnter fexcxtedlyj I passed Shakespeare today Mlm Palnter D1d he speak? A WALKING EXPERIMENT Fat Llppert Say Prof How long could I l1ve wlthout bra1ns Mr Machwart That remams to be seen WHEN THE PUMP DOESN T Cedric Porter Cgettlng confidentlalj Tell me how s the mllk ma1d Frances Llggett It xsn t made you poor nut the cow glves It 107 -T' 0 . - , . . . .T , . z- . , 9 Y . ' v Y , 1 :- , . :- , . ' CK ' ' ' U! - , . ll ' , Y! s - v - v 7 Cl ' . , . 7 l! Y ! Although my looks you knock, ' 1 7 ,Y ll li ' ' ll ' ' . . , ' ' 7 Y! If Y! ' ' ll Y' 9 7 ' ' ' n ' ' , KC 3? ' ' J ' Y! . ,, . . . - , l u I t'-Q u Y ' ' ' u 1 ' ' H - , . ' ll ' 3 ' ' yy T y 9 - TWO GREAT WOMEN IN HISTORY Teacher Rlchard name tyyo great vyomen IH history D1ck Blxler Dont knoyy Teacher Yes you do Thlnk of the plctures on the wall at home Thlnk of the blg posters gotten out durlng the war Dlck Joan of Arc Teacher Now that s lt Thlnk of some plcture on the yyall at home Dlc Oh Ves Joan of Arc and September Morn I m on the track said the d9t9Ct1V9 as he watched the tram approach A s1lly young fellow named Hyde In a funeral processlon was spled When asked Who IS dead? He g1ggled and sald I don t know I just came for the ride Helen Mc Yes mother Paul dld klSS me last nlght But I sure sat on h1m for It PERSONAL In Blology Where do bugs go IH the wmter? Russ G Cabsent mmdedlvl Search me HEAD LINE IN A DETROIT PAPER Swede Stoll wants to know Just how much It takes to make a glass eye pop In plalner words what d1d he see yvlth h1S other eye SHE GOT IT Clerk IH Dept store to Helen Reardon buylng powder Do you want Mennen s'7 Helen No w1mm1n s Clerk inn dlsgustl Oh I knoyy that but do you yyant lt scented? Helen No slr I ll take lt w1th me lN OBODY LOVES HIM A woodpecker sat on a Freshman s head And settled down to dr1ll He peeked and pecked and pecked avyay And wore away hlS b1ll Followlng IS a letter FCCGIX ed by Mr Dovle and hls agrlculture class Tell the boys 1n vour class that if they yy ant to see a blg hog to come to my farm and ask for me Walter Rhodes 1n French class yy hlle readmg came to the yvord dlre To MISS Bloomberg Hoyy do you pronounce that CIITC9 No wonder Mlss Bloomberg blushed 108 o l V Y . . Y - , . . . , V i r . - ' , . . . , T , . . 7 -Y n u Cl ! Y, ' ' ' , . ll ' Y! , . 7 K4 y , ' ' H , . .- , 5 . ' 7 KI ' ' .!! 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' , ' ' U ' H 9 Y ' 44 , , ' 99 . 1 ' Harry Flack My father had a rabblt tatooed on hls arm Sam Myers That s nothlng My father has hares all over h1s chest A TRUE SPORT Nlarylyn Clandall Qto LIZZIB Curlj Does Dan spend much when he IS out yy 1th y ou LILZIC NOtl1lI1g but the eyenlng BREAKING IT GENTLY Hrs Doyle Are you g0lUg to brlng home anv flsh for dlnner thls ey enlngq Mr Doyle- My dear I cannot haye you 1IISUlt1Ilg my frlends ln thls manner FROM THE SOUTH SEAS I shouldnt have eaten that m1ss1on steak Sa1d the cannlbal klng wlth a froyyn For oft I ye heard the old proyerb You can t keep a good man down NO OVERTIME FOR BILL MOFTISOII s golng to sue Barnes Constructlon Company for damages What dld they do to h1m e dropped It on h1s foot There was a young lady of Crete Who was so exceedlngly neat When she got out of bed She stood on her head To make sure of not solllng her feet Florence Pocock Why lt s only sw o clock I told you to come after supper Bob Lane That s what I came after M1ss Kean Cto usher at opera housej It s very warm 1n here GIVE me a nlce cool seat Usher Certalnly Let s see I ll glye vou a seat down ln the Z row Tony 'Fltzgerald I sleep VVlth my dog eyery nlght Dot Crltchfield Thats very unhealthy Tony I knoyy but he s used to It now Let s burv the hatchet the caye man sald For the sake of the famllv and home But the man he faced was a bachelor you see And he buried It 1n h1S dome 109 IS 0 , xc , ' ' H w 7 ' U y , ' , Y ' H V 1 . A . I . - , , - vs 1 v U v 1 v v ' ' ' ' ' ' V ! P! A Sl 7 ' ' 71 7 . I V , U 1 V , , I 3 ! Y! u ' 1 , ' ' , ll Ki ' ' ' 77 Blew the quittin' whistle while he was carrying a heavy piece of iron, an! 7 ' ' Y! ! u Y , ' v Y ' v Y !7 J ! Y 77 0 ' Tu 1 ' ' ' J! T-IL ' , 7 -i Y ' 7 ' !9 ' .-an ' Y , ' yy ' J 7 V YY , xc , v ' as . T 9 - as v 0 ry , ' 1, 9 Y st ' , ,H n, 7 1 y l FISH I beg your pardon but are you glrls golng east lflqlllfed the mce look1ng young college bov as he leaned over the wheel of h1s Packllllc IH front of the Evergreens Oh ves gurgled Al Radabaugh as she reached a dalntlly booted foot for the runnlng board Thank you so much I newer can keep my dlrectlons straight ID Wooster And the car gllded away Dutch Krause Im a little Stlff from tennls Jeanette Rambo You don t say Why I have some frlends hvmg there Kate Wertz You know I thlnk I shall marry a convlct Grace Klser A convlctl Good heavens why? Kate- Because he w1ll have formed the habxt of staymg IH nlghts Mr Marshall Young man I saw you put your arm around my daugh er last nlght Paul Graham I suppose you notlced how she struggled too Oh no I never work she sald Wlth prlde she gazed aloft It keeps my hands so soft I see the cruel man replxed How you accompllsh that And pretty maid when you re sleeping Do you also wear a hat Coach McClure fto Harrv P lack at first football practxcel Play foot a young man? H F Oh yes yes Oh yes Coach What pos1t1on do you play 1119 H F Why-er bent a b1t from the hxps Er sort of stooped over you know Bob H May I klss you? Lonny You forget yourself Bob H Please may I klSS you? CLASSROOM ATHLETICS Smudge Ames Mlss Metz do you belleve 1n exams? MISS Metz I thlnk they are excellent tralmng Smudge- Well I guess so I practlced two weeks learmng to turn pages Wlth my toe for the finals 110 ,, Y , V . . .,, . . . . . . Cl Y! ' ' v . v 1 ' ,, V . . . . !Y . . CK ! ' ' ' YI CC Y ' ' ' ' ! !! K4 ' ' 77 -- , . ' ll ' !! - . , . ,, . . v. . . ,, n 1 y ' - , . ld 97 ' ! 7 P l ll ' Indeed I always sleep 1n gloves, P7 if Q! ' Y 7 ll ' , . ! Y !7 1 ' u b ll, . ic , n ' ' J Y l I ' as ' ' ' n u ' ' u al W 0 W !! ll ' Y! ll I! CK ' 77 It 0 . I if - , . . ,, . V . . ,, ,, . . , . ' !! Have you Moore s poems? 1nqu1red Myrtle Ross I thlnk so llttle glrl Ill look 1n a mlnute replled the clerk 1n the book store By the vyav here s a fine new story Just out It s called Just One Kxss and I want Moore she lnterrupted haughtlly GOOD MORWIING JUDGE Smlth had been arrested for speedlng although he was deaf the Judge gaye hlm h1s hearlng Smlth was a grateful cuss so as he approached the bench he Sald 1n a yery frlendly wav Good morning Slr How are you? And the Judge replled Flne Twenty like dollars No matter how healthy a bovu legged glrl may be she IS always ln poor shape WITH THE NUT FAMILY P Nut and Hard Nut were carry1ng a rather large woman who was yery 111 from her second floor bedroom to the vuaxtlng ambulance P Nut tlrlng of the heavy load as they left the porch remarked Let s take her back 1n the house and Hard Nut answered Well what ll we do with the rest of her? And then the argument was on' Ima Nut Qon golng to the theatre! Let s s1t ln a box Hard Nut Why do that when they ve got seats? And then the argument was on' P Nut I m so hungry I could eat anyth1ng Ima Nut But I cant cook anythlng P Nut Then I ll take a steak Instead And then the argument was on Phllly Frltz lat zooj Gee mom that glraffe looks Just l1ke papa Mama Cln horrorl Phllly aren t you ashamed Philly Aw gee the glraffe dldn t hear me I thlnk I have lost my tram sald the queen as her pet poodle Sklpped off w1th her drapery Polly K Have you ever been pinched for golng too fast Al Hunt N o but Ive been slapped No matter how fast a fish swlms It never sweats Mrs Hart Un Engllsh classj How many of you scholars can re member the longest sentence you ever read? Mlles K I can Mrs H What IS there only one? Well Mlles what is lt? M K Imprlsonment for l1fe Gulde- D1d you brmg a field glass mth you? Tourlst- Never thot of that but we can Just as well drlnk out of the flask 111 14 , V 1 77 ' ' , U . . . , . . ,, . . 1 1 1 as , , 1 , ' 1 6 ' 5, 1, Y v ' ' Y 7! as , 19 1 ' v 7 nf ' Y 5 7 1 1 - 1 . . v Y . Y H . . ,, 1 . . 1 1 - 1 1 - u - 1 Y Y 11 1 1 ' ' , Y V . . . Y Y . Y . . 1 - - 1 ' ' v 0 1 1 - as 6 ' 11 , , . cc 1 . 11 , . XY ' CK 7 ' ' 77 u 1 YJ ac 1 ' 11 if ! ' 19 CK 9 ' 77 . . H . . . ,, 1 1 - ' zo ' 1 11 1 , l ' Sl ' ' Y Y! 1 1 1 - 64 ' ' 11 ' 1 1 . u ' ' 11 sc 1 97 1. , l , . . . H 97 . ' u 11 'T U u ' , ' 1 - 11 . .- , . , , . u ' ' 77 ' u ' ' ,- 11 . U . . Y 11 I I1ke to go to dances but he doesn t I llke to go to teas but he doesn t I Ilke to go to shows-but he doesn t I love to plav brldge but he doesn t He d rather Slt on the sofa but so would I' Conme Nleco was down to see me last mght and I kept telllng hlm what a reputatlon he had for belng a dev1l wxth the women Kate L Cammatedlyj And d1d he l1ve up to 1t'7 Conme flxstlesslyb No he Just sat there l1ke a perfect boob and kept denylng It Mxss Kean What do you expect to be when you get out of H S '7 M Manley An old man Harry Flack How do you l1ke my moustache? Buddy B Cdemurelyj Just between you and me I l1ke It Earl Russell Whlch IS proper for a soclal functlon Prlnce Albert or Tuxedo? Dave Mowery Say leave your plpe at home HELP H S Glrl Ito motherj I have worn short sklrts all my llfe and I am not golng to wear them any longer Myrt Ross Qsoulfullyj Our souls are ln harmony I can sense anaura about you Blll Morrlson That 1sn t anaura Myrt That s hair tonlc I hope that young man you met the other nlght ney er klsses you by surprlse sald Mrs Marshall to her daughter Nay nay mother He only thlnks he does rephed Cherle Sclence Courses oft remmd us We can help lf we but try In passlng on we leave behmd us Note books for the other guy Ralph Raach I see here where a glrl marrled a man for money You wouldn t marry me for my money would you? Kate Wertz I wouldn t marry you for all the money ln the world When Flo Talbot heard the dalryman say GIVS the calves more sun shlne and fresh a1r she took lt to heart Churchlll Whlle you were III France I suppose you saw the great tracts of barren waste Mlss Bloomberg Oh my yes He has a wonderful estate Don Long fwho IS rapldly loslng hls halrb Drugglst can you rec ommend somethlng to keep my halr 1119 Drugglst Why most any candy or clgar box w1ll do 117 - 1 ' J ' y ' v G . , . . U . . . 1. A . . . . ,, . H . . . ,, . . U . . T 1 - - n ' ca n u rr as ' rs V an ' ' rv . ... , I H . . . . . l , n . u ' 9: L. , . . H . . ' . 1 ' n . . . . , , . . i , 1 c 6 . Y . . ,, . , . . u . av ' ' r 9 - v ' I 1 1 as ' ' 1 , n , . u 9 ' nv . U . ' - . . ,, . , 1 . . H . 7 . V . n - u V Y yr v p . . . . . . . U . V - r . . . ,, ' u Y V , - n 1 , . . fThe followmg IS a letter wrltten by Bob Ebert the H S Isaac Wal ton Gentlemen I see that you are ady ert1s1ng a book called Clams and How They Teach Thelr Younv to Expectorate S1 net W 111 say that I don t care about the book but am encloslng one dollar for that net Lady fsllghtly hard of hearlngj W hat IS the name of that piece they are playmg for the dance? Gwen Murray The Vamp Lady fwatchlng the contortlons of the couplesj Oh yes of course The Cramp Go mv glrl Sald Mrs Gross handlng Alta Morrow a st1ck of spear mlnt and a Dlctlonary of blang Go and be thou a good stenographer Mr Machwart Does anvone know anythlng about Vlolet Rays? Harold James I do but I promlsed not to glye her away I went to a fountam wlth Marv And met w1th an awful mlshap For I awkwardly emptled a bottle Of soda all over her lap But Mary was smlllng and graclous CThere are few so tactful as shej For smlllng wlth perfect composure Sald sweetly The drlnks are on me Bob McClure Beg pardon slr but could you tell m lf there IS a boy golng to th1s school Wlth one eye named John Sm1th'7 Supt Maybe I could help you out Do you know the name of hls other eye? Mark Anthony may not have been a poker shark but he held some pretty hands ln hls day nevertheless Freddy M You re three quarters of an hour late What do you mean by keeplng me standlng here l1ke a fool? Hlppo I can t help the way you stand L ENVOI There s nothlng new under the sun There IS no orlglnal stuff Youll find when your readmg IS done There s nothlng new under the sun Never attempt to be funny Novelty s only a bluff There s nothlng new under the sun There IS no orlglnal stuff 113 . . . Y - M , . . cz , , , ' ' 4 , - .1 r- , 1 . o 1 . . ' ' 11 . . U v . . Y Y- 11 V n 11 v ' ' U 1 , . . 4 1 11 IK ' 11 ' 1 ' , ' 1 . 9 - 1 ' - - - w as 11 , . ax ' ' , 11 - 1 U 4 ca ' ' , 11 -1 , . 1 Y . . . 1 1 1 ' as ' 11 , . as ' ' - - 1 1 6 . . . . ,, , . Al ' 11 1 , . ll 1 . . . H ' as 1 11 1 , . 1 1 , . . 1 , . v ' 1 , n 1 , . 1 Elbvertisements XC XNOXX LEDCENIEN T bah 111 m 1011 5 31 tuclum Ir Lum TH1 LUXKD lla . X V, 4 V 011 3 2 ' wi' Lhe Class wi' 19231, vin- wish to efxty- 1 lcv wtisws w111'si11u,-xwgz1pp1'vciz11i4m I'rn'thuS111mp1-1'I f,IT'cx'vrl by thx ' , and L11 swlicit thc cm1Iim1z1m'v 01' thu s 1 2 ' mga 4. 5, V COMPLIMENTS OF The Woost 'ini' ! 5 r ri -3 '+'!'+'!'-5' r' The Wllllam Annat Co SO1lC1tll'lg Your Patronage We preient 111 prutlmllx 1111l1m1ted of uahtx 111 seleLt1o1 Ready to Wear for Wo S1lk Wool and Cottons by the Yard ves and Underwear HOSICFY Glo Carpets Rugs and Curta1ns er Brush Company cr r ! ! ' YOCUM S r Buslness C 'Z' Wooste ollege da 'S ?SH'f'f,X I Inlurtgt HHH, M f -1111111 aG LI 1 lhor u MMERCIAL COURSE ol Opens June 1 CO Summer Scho 111 1 - -:-:- 0: :-'z--:-.-. , f - .- -' -' .- , 1, ' A XXX 'I ' . . . f J V,'I NF: ' F Q . 'F hff.:' ff 1'lf11r111111,1 -ggi I' f V . . . . . 1 -.1 1 W . 1 1 gr 'L 'Q 1 1 I 11 ,A 1 1 Q f 1, mere an ISC 1' III u 11 ITICH K ! I I rw B 11 If U1 4 , - Off s:1t1-mi. 11 gh MILES H SNYDER FOR GOOD BREAD and All Kmds of Baked Goods East Llberty Street Phone 160 ,...',. ..v,. ..v..v Dealers In SMOKE HOUSE and Smokers AFYICICS POOL AND BILLIARD PARLOR ZARLENGO BROS Props + r'!'-50' r f v R L MORRISON 8z SONS BARBER SHOP COMPETENT BARBERS FOUR CHAIR SERVICE Opposlte Lyr1c Theatre r-I-'Z--I-4'5 +9 -Ifrf J J -5'-Z'rr + f 2 ! MARGUERITTE S SHOPPE ALL AMERICAN HIGH GRADE CoNFECTIoNs DCIICIOUS Ice Creams and Ices .g..w.g..w.,..g..v..r ..f,. J. ,J HILER S RACKET STORE Our Alm IS to Cave Good Values at Reasonable Prxces Good Goods at Low Prlces Come and See .g..'..'..' aa.: ..g.g,.,.g.., .wav K.. 4. .g...v.v Compllments of BLOUGH 8a TAYLOR Realtors REAL ESTATE FARM LOANS INSURANCE .v.w.g..5....g. .4 .J .J .v .J ,uw FOR NEW AND UP TO DATE MILLINERY Call at 200 West Llberty Street MARIE E KEIM LADIES HATTER 111 . . . . . . .gan g..g ...v g..g..g ,.' g..g..g..g..g..g..1..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..1 ...Q ...g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..,....,..,.g. 3 , . . .. .'...,..,.....,..,.,. ,,...........,.. ......... ....., ... .,.,..g..,....,............... .0 ....A..,.,...... ,... ....g 4..,....,..,.,..........,.A .,..,.g..,.....,.,..,.......,....g..,..,..,...., 0. . . .. 5... . ,. ............ .. .. .. .ga 4. ...,. ,... . ... ..,. .....g.....,.g.....,..............,.....,.....,....1.....,.g..f . . . ,. ,.... .. .. ....,.....,.,.............,.. ,. .f .. .....n.. 0. ,. 6. . ,...... ......,..,...........,..,.,.,..,..,..,..,....,..,........,..,..,.....,.,...........g..,..,..Q.. ... 4. ,......,..., ,.....,., 9 99 9 99 090099099 9991 99999 99999 99 9 9999 . . ,.... 4. .. ,..,.. . .,. .. ,. ,. ............,.....,.....,.,..g..g..,........,..g...........,.....g........,.,....J ,.. .g. .. 6. ...,..,.,...,.g. 9 1 0 cv oovovooovv ovoovcvoo evo: oo vo 1 of o ooo .1 .g..g. ,. .. .. 5 .. ,.,.....g.....,..,..,.....,.,..,..,....g..,.,........,..............g..g.....,..,.....g..,.,..g..,.. .... ...,.... ..., ,.....,.. , , ... . 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O THE BEST OF MOST EVERYTHING FROM RUBBER BANDS TO PHONOGRAPHS CITY BOOK STORE wi' r f' 020. r N! MHrWJr+Vr I They re Not Expensive X P4 BOGNER 8z SCHAD X Home of V Y I I HOME DRESSED M1-:ATS X if fig MIM bt 903 'XI'mx men hue m Idea tlmt Kxrschbaum Clothes lfk cxpcusmxe Ihq mcrclx I1oIxtI11t x ax C111 the Lcmtmrv thex offer one econ mx th If ls prutu 1I mcl fm' reuhmng Imp IU C thu rc 'LII C1ll'1IlIX IIITHIIAIIOIII BRENNER BROS 19 Phone 94 ZI I S Market St Servlce and Qualxty Always ....g..g.,g..g..,.g.....g..g..,..,.....g.. ....1..g..g..g..' g..' g..g..g..g..g..g '..g..j..' ...Q ..g..g..g..g..g..' g v , . No. 4-QR T I 1, QA T751 YYQZ 3. Ei- I 2 ' . , ,TY f . XIX 1 - el '11, X I ' Ye IE ' I ,' x I'f , , , , x - fx Ix f ' I. 1 TNQ , oIT':- PO H114 I Ifff' I I 457 I , ml... ..,- 4 I o ' , I Q ' iff- 1 X f' I ' W! IX ff N ' I I' I X, I I I Lf .' V '-3 I 55W We I , 1 'V NX I LI , ' I Copyrig , 1 . . A. ll. Kirschhaum Company A I ' 4 ' 2 1 1 x .Af -. - l ' ' v v , - 2 v: - 1 v V - ' ' 11 Y' I . ' .'Z 2 I - 1 I ' , ' - 'f s Q ' . . ' I' ' U U -0 F AUD 81 STRAUB CASH MEAT MARKET Dealers in Fresh and Salt Meats and Poultry Phone 207 Northeast Cor. of Square 8Jf++'rWJFFHwVHH 4 i '4 '4 '4 '4 4 ' ' ' '-' '4 '4 '4 4 4 '4 '4 '4 '4 '4 '4 ' G TAKIS Dealers in Cigars Tobacco and Smokers Articles SHOE SHINING and HAT CLEANING PARLOR 'Z '4 4 4 ! '4 'r '4 4 '4'-'4 '4'-! 4 'Z ! ' -Z'-'4 4 'r'4 'Z 4 4 '4 '4 '4 E' 4 !'-'4 '4 '4 '4 '4 '4 '4 4 '4 '-'4 '4 '4 ' -i '4 '4 '4 '4 '4 ! ! i'+ POMEROY 81 RETZLER GROCERS W SELL FOR TEST .-Q -:Q-:M 4-z--' +-z.-z'-'-:-zf+-:- -' -z- 4--' -'-' -'Q-' -:Q-' -H+-f -sux.-:Nz-1-Az'-z-' -1--2- 4-sw COMPLIMENTS OF STARK 8: ZARINGS RESTAURANT FRANK GLASGOW SHOE REPAIRING 130 East South Street Wooster Oh1o '! ! '4 2 Z'-i 4 '! i'-i !' 4 ' 4 2 i Z i ' 4 i ! i ! 5 ! ! '4 i'-i 'Z--3'- '4 ' 'i '5'-S' +'! i 2 ! !' DANIEL V NASH D C PALMER CHIROPRACTOR 306 308 People s Bu11d1ng Wooster Oh1o g..g..g..g..g..5..v..r,.g..v..v,..v ,.v..f..g. .g..r,..'..v..v..f .sa 41.4 .J .41 .v..v '..,.. 5.41.4 ,..'.. .'.v.w.1..v..g. THE ELECTRIC SHOP Cor E Llberty and Bever Sts Wooster O G H DRABENSTOTT Prop Phone 297 121 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4' O I 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4' 4' 1 4' ' 4 4' 4 1 1 1 1 1 I' 4' 4' 4 '4 4' 4' ' 4' 4 4 4'4 4' 4'4 4' 4' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 +'l i 2 '4 'i'4 '4 4 '4 ! '4 4 '! Z Z 4 i Z 4 . '4 4 4 Z i !-'4'-'4 !'-i 4'-'4 i 4 4 4 '4 '4 '4 '4 5 l E 5' Y 4 1 1 1 1 4 ' 4' 4 4 4 4' 4 'A' o , o o , 4 . . 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You re Next for BEST SERVICE AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES W A PROGER BARBER SHOP 210 West Llberty Street '! i 5 i !'4e+Jr5 i 5'40!'++4r +4r'r'r+'rf4e4'4v4v'rJ 0 -2' 4- e ' 40' r 'f'2 'r'4 'r c f'! '4 '4 5 i'-l i' Call 600 and SAY IT WITH FLOWERS LIBERTY FLOWER STORE 333 East Llberty Street P! ! i i i ! f'r r'i'4 e r r f 'r'r'i 5 ! !'4 ' '- e v r r r '+ ri'r 'r r r r 4 ! Z 'f 4 '4 'c r f'! i'+'2' BILLIARD and sHoE SHINE PARLOR soFT DRINKS CANDY and CIGARS at CRANO and COCCIO -! i-'i i 'e r'! 'r r'4'-r'! 'r r-i 'r r'! 'rW r'Z 'r+ e r -' v'S '+ 'JrJa'Z r'r'e4r'5 e'4'4r2'+'5'4r'i !'+'! r'Q !' THE WAYNE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Is the Oldest and Largest Bank 1n Wayne County No matter how large or how small your bus1ness may be just call and you w1ll recelve Kmd and Courteous Treatment Capital S150 000 00 Surplus S200 000 00 ASSETS OVER TWO MILLION STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES BERRY GROCERY Phone 93 133 West Llberty St WF9V M4 '! ! 4 ! '4 'r r'r'4 ! Z'-Z re re 'E 4 '+ r- '4 '+ r'r'r'! 'r'i ! 5 'f r 4 ' D NICE TAILOR HABERDASHER DRY CLEANER AND DYER Southwest Corner Square Phone 226 Wooster Oh1o '!'+'i 5'+'! 4 '5 '4 ! r'r '! r r-I 'r- r r ' 'Jw' r - f r'r+ r '! ! ! 'r r!'++'5- WHOLESALE and RETAIL Canfleld Gasolme and Pennsylvanla Motor Olls PALMER 8z STROCK SERVICE CO 123 Q 0 O , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Cl Q! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' ' 4 4 4 4 I 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 , . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'i 5 5 5 5'+4r'5 ! i 5 5 ! 'v-!'++'! 5'Jr-! 3'4r-. ! '4 r'r r'! '. f'. .''! r'S .-'! 4 '. Z ! ! ! '4 . M++4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4' 4 4 4 4 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' e ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 44 44 444 44444 44 444 4' 0 ECONOMY IS AMAZING SATISFACTION SUPREME O qi 'U wwf. utqyf gu I D ST AWWX asfimg Eze: 1'2- N-'L xg!!! AML THE SIX OF SIXTY SUPERIORITIES THE H W PF AUS REO GARAGE 13 N Bever Street Wooster, Ohlo 'Jr' 2 Z r' r!'r'r'! rrr'r '-r-' r 'f'5 r r'r'i rin' MANN BROS LAUNDRY FOR LAUNDRY SERVICE 20 Years 1n Busmess 132 134 N Bever St fone locatxonj Phone 52 Wooster Oh1o H-MJWW i'+'! ' 5- 0' ' 401' r-2' 403 'iniwl' 3- 5 ! -20' e'!'- v-! 2 r+ COMPLIMENTS OF KEISTER BROS GROCERS WOOSTER OHIO .g..g..g..g..g..r..g..f.v..v v..v.g....r.r JJ.: az, Pzanos Hemstxtchmg FLOYD E SHAW 236 South Market Street Plano Tunmg Button Coverxng 10 ON, 0 Q Y., X Q 9 I Nz!- . - . Q I 9 I 62 Y ' ' 2 X'x X1 ' i K lf, , x 3 f' -X x A X X014 .xx L if-Y - 1,3 , : ,fi 5 -ET A ,- ., tx ,4----A -.I-1--. Q . , I N. 1 2... , . . xx L .r 5 ' F f tx V-Y Y if li 'nv I I . . 0 ...g ' 3.4 .f ' ..'.' ' ' , ' ...g..g..' 6 ' ..' 4. 0 1 Q Q Q 9 U O Q O V Q 0 lab I.. .O l..l. A D. O ' 'D' 0 . 0 0 O.. 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'r're'5 'vw '!- The McClure Stove and House F urnlshlng Store PLUMBING AND HEATING S W Cor Both Phones Pub Sq QUALITY COURTESY SERVICE WEITZEL DRY CLEANING COMPANY DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Phone 260 116 N Walnut St Wooster Ohio 126 O 9 ,..g.., ,..' g..g..g. ,..' 3 , ,..' f rg... g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. ' I I U U O ii!!! 01110 Of!! OO OOOOO! 0 09101 .5..g..g..g..g....g..g..g..v,.'..g..g..v, ,..g..,..g..,..g..f..g..g..g..g....,..,..,.., 4..,.,..,.,.g..,.....,..,..g..g..,..,..g..,..,..,..,..,.,..g..,..g..,..,.,..,..,..1., 7 Wooster Means the BEST 1n Educatlon Slnger Means the BEST 1nSew1ngMach1nes SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO Phone 1186 R 245 E L1berty St '! I 5 'r r : 5 'r r'I'w r'5 ! Z ! f f r r' f '!'v 0' 'I' r r r'e r r r!' W H WILER FINE SHOES We have the Best for Young Men and Glrls ln OXFORDS and SHOES For REAL ENJOYMENT V1s1t Us ARCADE BILLIARD and POOL PARLOR West Llberty St Wooster ri'-I'- 'i 'Z !' e 'Jr' 'i'-ini' 44 'f'a'! !- COMPLIMENTS OF THE G M GINTER MOTOR CO r! Z ! 5 !'v'5 ! 0' '++' a 4- if-'r r! ! i-'2 Z 5 ! Z' r+ r ' 'r f'!'+'!'+ GO TO GOODMAN S FOR THE LATEST AND NEWEST WOMEN'S AND MISSES' GARMENTS SMARTEST STYLES SHOWN AT ALL TIMES 127 If D! KI 9, ' ' CC ' !D Cl I7 ' ' ' I I '..' ' ,..' g..' g..g..g..g.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..' 3 .f ,..g..g ,. .g..g..g..' .1 , I O La H.. H. ........... .... .. -I-+ r-'r'r r c c r+'r-fer'r'2 r'r'r-'fn'-f'. . . . . . .'-. r! i . .''r'wi-'r'. !-'Z'-'r r'! Z-'i Z'4 !+'i ! ! !- r . 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U , . , . . . . ! v 1 4 0 4 I O I v o no ocean' n v 1 evo 'sono vv vv+++++++++vvvvvv++v++v+v++wvv+++vvvvv+wv GOOD CLOTHES WE GIVE YOU QUALITY WE GIVE YOU SERVICE WE GIVE YOU SATISFACTION that comes of deahng wxth a strlctly one prlce store WE GIVE YOU OUR PERSONAL GUARANTEE Satxsfactlon or Money Refunded F REEDLA DERS .f..f, THE AUTO SHOP 332 East L1berty St Wooster Ohlo EVERYTHING MCQUAY NORRIS MANUFACTURES WE SELL SUCH AS PISTONS PINS RINGS AND BEARINGS 3' PHONE K 1061 T E Rlce Plano Company VICTOR VICTROLAS and VICTOR RECORDS 127 East Lmberty St Wooster Ohxo 179 EC ' ' il Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q, Q Q Q QNQ Q.Q Q JWQUQUQNQQ Q Q Q, QNQNQNQQ 0 .N . , 0 0 A.. .,.,....g.....,.,.,. ..,. ... .. .. ... ,.,.....,.A ,.,,.... . , , Q . .,.,.., ., Q 0 O .,. , ' 7 V :Qn7n'Q.' 'QQ'0'.J4 QQ'0'.-'QQ'QQ' Q .Q Q.. Q QJQ.'QQ'Q.'QQ'QQ'.Q'Q.'QJQJ.Q'QQ'QQSQ'Q.'Q.'.Q'.-'.Q'QQ'Q.'Q 0 O 4 O O 6 A o 0 Q 6 6 C O 0 o ' 7 GRADUATES We recommend our Prlx 'ite Secretqrx course to xoung men and xx omen who des1re to enter busmess, our Normal Commeruxl TI 1lI11Il2 Course Qxslth State CGI'tlflC3t6J to those who wfmt to teflch commercml subjects, our Hlgher Accountmg and Audltmg Course for tho e xx ho xxlsh to become Certified Publ1c Accountints, our Busmess Ad HIIHISLI' 1t1on Course for those who xx ant to prep lre for executne posltlons Summu lerm opene Nlonclix June 25th SPENCERIAN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE ACCOUNTS AND FINANCE 3201 Euclld Avenue Cleveland, Ohlo The Fmest Cmnmerczal School m Amerzca Wntc fm Bulletms 03 800 former students Founded 1848 -i 'Z'+' a 4 COMPLIMENTS OF BAR ETT 81 CA TOR 250 SOUTH MARKET ST CLOTHES TAILUMLD Xl l XSlllU TATKK THE MAN STORE 126 East Liberty Street .g..g..f...'.v ..H BEAUTY CULTURE Ill' ULNSLS Ill lll N llllllkllll TILL LUSH TL 1 L INN Il US XX tl i NlIl0'lL lill' MAUDE M WEIMER 314 People S 9 lXlIl0 - md I oum Bldg Nl XX SL O 396 130 ' . 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A P ROPE DRAYING AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING Phone 1233 R Wooster Ohlo -z-P+-'Q-' -Q' Q-' -an CICCONETTI DAY AND NIGHT GROCERY -s-.1-'.Q-f-+-2-'- .-'rn-' -zwwf..-f-fm' .M -ws-f we J H -' .-Q' an J -' '2- FINE FOOTWEAR FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN CONRAD SHOE STORE THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY 'i 'r r'. ' Z M'fr'2 Z Z J fr The Evergreens Restaurant and Confectlonery Meals are Served at A11 Hours Nothmg but Pure Food served here REAL ESTATE NEAL F BOWMAN People s Savxngs and Loan Bldg Wooster Ohlo +'i 'Z' 40' J ri' MUSCHENICH S SHOE STORE Our New Locatlon 136 W Llberty St AGENT FOR RED CROSS SHOES '5 i ! i . 'v 'i . 'e'r r- r .0 0' nd 40' 0' 0' 'in' WOODS AND MINER BARBER SHOP Between Amerlcan and Archer Hotels BARBERS THAT KNOW HOW 131 o n ' 9 Y YYY Y YY YYY YYYYYYYYYOYYYOOYYV YYYYYYYYYYYYY 4 4..4 4..4..4..4 4..4 4..4..g..4..4..4..g..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4. . 4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4..4. 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THE OLD RELIABLE The People s Savlngs and Loan Company Establxshed 1892 We pay 6 Per Cent on SAVINGS and IDLE FUNDS All funds loaned on Flrst Mortgage on Real Estate IN OUR NEW SIX STORY BUILDING ON THE SQUARE J W HOOKE Secretary Manager rM+6WJJWMM4 e 4 40'-' 0 'Iwi' '!'-i '! 2 2 2 ! ! !'-i0 FOR EXPERT TAILORING AND DRY CLEANING CALL LEON ABRAMSON PHONE 398 r'e'5 02 + r'5' E 'iv' 'i 'r'r! ' Na+? 'iviwi r'i 'r'5 ! i i !'f THE WOOSTER RUBBER CO woosTER OHIO U s A ARCHER HOUSE CAFETERIA J D BERGER Prop 'r 'f ea' HARRY HOWARD Manufacturer of Llght and Heavy Harness Dealer 1n Trunks Suxt Cases Travellng Bags Phone 576 150 S Market St 139 J ' ' L . . . . , ' O O 1 9 U U O 1 O O l O O J.. .b.'0..0.,!..O..O. 40.0. 5. 000. O 5 .DQ .0' O 0 Q O O O' 0. 4 6. ..' . ...g 3 , . A f .g.. g. ,. ,., ' 4. ..' a I , , . . . O O O O 91 900011 99 O0O!O'9! Of Q 0 OOO' Q '505 5 ZME i . 5 I I'-! r'5w Z'Jm ! i0.'-r'! Z .''f'rsn-'rl'-.''ff'Z . .''fn-'rm'n''Z''Z'-v'. ! I 5 Z . Z . 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